Samuel Stratton¹ (M)
b. 1755, d. 3 October 1838

     
Samuel Stratton was born in 1755 at Fairfield, Connecticut.¹
Samuel Stratton married Grace Darrow, daughter of Jonathan Darrow and Grace Barlow, on 30 March 1779 at Fairfield, Connecticut.¹
Samuel Stratton died on 3 October 1838 at Roxbury, Delaware, NY.¹

John Darrow (M)
b. 5 June 1755, d. 22/30 Mar 1813
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=Great-grandson of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
John Darrow died 22/30 Mar 1813 at Chatham NY.
John Darrow was born on 5 June 1755 at CT. He was the son of Daniel Darrow and Elizabeth Mead.

Rebecca Calkins^1,2 (F)
b. 9 July 1755, d. 25 February 1802

     
Rebecca Calkins was born on 9 July 1755.²
Rebecca Calkins married Lemuel Darrow, son of Zadoc Darrow and Hester Lee, on 16 November 1775.^3,4
Rebecca Calkins died on 25 February 1802 at age 46.^3,2

Elizabeth Darrow (F)
b. 14 December 1755
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=Great-granddaughter of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
Elizabeth Darrow was born on 14 December 1755 at New London, New London, Connecticut. She was the daughter of George Darrow and Phebe Palmer.

Lemuel Darrow (M)
b. 1 February 1756, d. 24 May 1803
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=2nd great-grandson of Sgt. George Darrow.
Reference=2838

     Reference: 2838.
Lemuel Darrow was born on 1 February 1756 at NL, Connecticut.^1,2 He was the son of Zadoc Darrow and Hester Lee.
Lemuel Darrow married Rebecca Calkins on 16 November 1775.^1,3
Lemuel Darrow died on 24 May 1803 at age 47.^1,4

Lydia Storry (F)
b. 25 April 1756
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=2nd great-granddaughter of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
Lydia Storry was born on 25 April 1756. She was the daughter of Ephraim Storry and Elizabeth Darrow.

Silas Darrow (M)
b. 7 February 1757
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=Great-grandson of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
Silas Darrow was born on 7 February 1757 at New London, New London, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Jedidiah Darrow and Prudence Bailey.

Thomas Pardee¹ (M)
b. 17 May 1757, d. 23 September 1845

     
Thomas Pardee was born on 17 May 1757 at Sharon, Connecticut.¹ He was military Served in the 6th Regtiment of the Dutchess County, NY Militia. Circa 1776.¹
Thomas Pardee married Susanna Darrow, daughter of Isaac Darrow and Hannah Meade, on 17 December 1791 at Amenia, Dutchess, NY.¹
Thomas Pardee and Susanna Darrow were living in 1800 at Dutchess, NY.¹
Thomas Pardee and Susanna Darrow were living in 1810 at Dutchess, NY.¹
Thomas Pardee and Susanna Darrow were living in 1830 at Trenton, Oneida, NY.¹
Thomas Pardee died on 23 September 1845 at Collins, Allegheny, PA, at age 88.¹

(?) (unknown) (F)
b. 1758

     
(?) (unknown) was born in 1758.
At the time of the Battle of Groton Heights, she (Anna) is said to have sat on a fence and watched it at a distance. It must have been a very traumatic experience. Her future husband was captured by the British. Three brothers, Elisha, Asa, and Luke Perkins, and her father, Elnathan Perkins, were killed, as was Simeon Perkins, a cousin. Wounded were two uncles, Capt. Solomon Perkins, father of Simeon, and Ebenezer Perkins. Both were paroled and left at home. Another brother, Lt. Obadiah Perkins, suffered three bayonet wounds. He also was paroled and left at home. And Capt. John Williams, the husband of Any Perkins Williams, Anna's sister, was killed.¹
(?) (unknown) married Nathan Darrow, son of Lemuel Darrow and Preserved Randall, circa 1790.²

Sarah Storry (F)
b. 6 March 1758
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=2nd great-granddaughter of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
Sarah Storry was born on 6 March 1758. She was the daughter of Ephraim Storry and Elizabeth Darrow.

Hannah (2839) Darrow (F)
b. 24 August 1758
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=2nd great-granddaughter of Sgt. George Darrow.
Reference=2839

     Reference: 2839.
Hannah (2839) Darrow was born on 24 August 1758 at NL, Connecticut.¹ She was the daughter of Zadoc Darrow and Hester Lee.

Lydia Darrow (F)
b. 20 November 1758
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=Great-granddaughter of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
Lydia Darrow was born on 20 November 1758 at Stonington, New London County, Connecticut. She was the daughter of George Darrow and Phebe Palmer.

Nathan Darrow (M)
b. 1759, d. 2 August 1837
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=Great-grandson of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
Nathan Darrow was born in 1759 at Groton, New London, Connecticut.^1,2 He was the son of Lemuel Darrow and Preserved Randall. Nathan Darrow began military service between 9 May 1775 and 11 May 1871 at See Notes. Nathan enlisted as a Private 9 May 1775 in the 10th Co., 6th Regiment for Connecticut. He later appears on Capt. John Williams' Co. rolls as of 11 Jul 1779, serving under Brif. Gens. Selah Hart and Andrew Ward, during the New Haven Alarm. Nathan again enlisted 11 May 1780 and served under Capt. William Latham's Artillery Co., stationed at Groton, CT. Another source indicates Nathan served as a Corporal and Sergeant under Capt. Abel Spicer, and Cols. Parsons, Latimer and Ledyard's Regiment of the Connecticut Line. Nathan was in the battles of Harlem, White Plains, and Fort Griswold. He was placed on the pension rolls in 1832. One source indicates in 1781, Nathan was taken prisoner at the Battle of Ft. Griswold and another indicates he was on the list of prisoners carried off by the British after Arnold's attack on New London, 6 Sep 1781.^3,4,1,5,2
Nathan Darrow married Sally (?) circa 1784.²
Nathan Darrow married (?) (unknown) circa 1790.² Nathan Darrow left a will on 24 July 1827; In his will, he bequeathed the following:
-- Ursula - "my desk," a feather bed with bedding, including curtains
-- Betsey L Bailey - my largest looking glass
-- John Herman Shane - my great coat
-- Gurdon Darrow and Betsey Wood - all the remainder of my wearing apparel to be equally divided among them.
-- To my true and loving wife, Sally Darrow - all the remainder of my personal property of every kind and description to be to her for her own use and disposal.
-- Also to my wife Sally "the use and improvement of my house and garden during her natural life. After her death, my will is that the said house and garden go to daughter Betsey Wood and to heirs."
At the inventory of Nathan's estate, his personal property was valued at $662.16 and debts paid totalled $44.42.²
Nathan's name appears, as residing in New London Co., CT, on a list from the CT Pensioners Act of 1832 of those who served two or more years (Sen. Doc., 1st Session, 23re Congress, 1833-34). On his application for pension (S15075), dated 6 Aug 1832, Nathan based his claim on his service with Connecticut Line. His name appears on the pension rolls as of 4 Mar 1834 to receive $112 per year.^5,2
Nathan Darrow died on 2 August 1837 at Groton, New London, Connecticut.^1,2,6
Nathan Darrow was buried after 2 August 1837 at Ledyard Cemetery, Groton, CT; Gravestone Inscription: "In memory of NATHAN DARROW who died Aug 2, 1837 in the 78th year of his age.^6,2

Benjamin Darrow¹ (M)
b. 29 July 1759, d. 11 August 1836
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=Great-grandson of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
Benjamin Darrow was born on 29 July 1759 at Fairfield, Fairlield, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Jonathan Darrow and Grace Barlow.¹
Benjamin Darrow married Grace Stratton on 22 February 1786 at Greenfield, Fairlield, Connecticut.¹
Benjamin Darrow died on 11 August 1836 at age 77.¹

William Darrow (M)
b. February 1759/60, d. 16 February 1835/36
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=Great-grandson of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
William Darrow was born in February 1759/60 at New London, New London, Connecticut.^1,2 He was the son of William Darrow. William Darrow began military service circa 1776 at CT William Darrow was placed on the pension roll of Connecticut 1832 for over two years' actual service as private, Connecticut militia. Application submitted by Mrs Gertrude Darrow Doliber.Great-Granddaughter.³
William Darrow married an unknown person before 1782.²
William Darrow married an unknown person in 1803.²
William Darrow died on 16 February 1835/36.^2,1

Ammirus Darrow (M)
b. 20 March 1761, d. 8 August 1824
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=Great-grandson of Sgt. George Darrow.

     Ammirus Darrow was born on 20 March 1761 at Connecticut. Merton Krug, a descendant of Henry Ammiras Darrow, writes in his "History of Reedsburg" published in 1929 "Ammiras Darrow, the fourth generation, was born March 20, 1761."
In the Pension Abstract as found in the "Compendium of Early Mohawk Valley Families" it states: "Darrow, Ammirus, b. 3/20/1761."^1,2,3 He was the son of Jedidiah Darrow and Prudence Bailey.
Merton Krug wrote in his "History of Reedsburg ...." about Ammirus Darrow. "While still very young this man went to New York, and is said to have taken part in the Boston Tea Party."
(Memo by this researcher -- I assume Krug meant he took part in the Boston Tea Party and then went to New York.).²
Ammirus Darrow began military service between 1776 and 1782 at Rochester, New York, USA,
Ammirus Darrow (1761 - 1824) served in the New York levies under the command of Colonels Morris Graham and Willitts. In the book, "New York in the Revolution as Colony and State" most of the line military units and state levies are listed. Ammirus is listed in two different regimental units. In one of them the regimental levie was commanded by Colonel Marinus Willett and I have determined the year to be 1782. Under the list of enlisted men he is indicated as "Ammirus Darrow". It also lists his brother, Jedidiah Darrow, and two first cousins, Daniel Darrow and George Darrow as being members of the regiment.
Ammirus is also listed on the regimental roster of the regiment commanded by Colonel Morris Graham. On this roster he is listed as Darrow, Ammerias. His first cousin, Daniel Darrow, is also a member of this organization. The date of service in this regiment may have been before or after his service with Colonel Willett.
Ammirus served in Col. Marinus Willett's Regt. of the N.Y. Line; he was on duty for nine months during the period in which Waiter Butler was killed at West Canada Creek.

H. Andrew Brown reports in his Darrow file under Ammirus (which he spells, "Amirius") that Sarah Melona his wife stated that: "He enlisted Rev. War at Spencertown, Columbia, NY.

Note by Dean Hagen
The term "levies" is a military term meaning "the compulsory enlistment of personnel as for military service."^4,5,6,7,8


Ammirus Darrow married Sarah Melona Fisher on 6 January 1786 at New London, New London, Connecticutt, USA;
From Merton Krug's "History of Reedsburg", speaking of Ammirus:
"After serving throughout the Revolutionary War in the Continental Army, he returned top New London, T, where he married, Sarah Fisher, Jan 6, 1786.

Abstracts of Rev. War Pension Files, Call # E, 255, W48,1990, v. 1, pt.2, A-E on page 880 states "sol. m. Sarah Melona on 6 Jan. 1786 at New London Ct., sol. D. 8 Mar. 1824."^9,2,10


Ammirus Darrow was living in 1789 at Canaan, Columbia, NY; According to the pension abstract, Sarah Fisher Darrow, his wife, stated that their second child, Prudence and third child, Jedidiah, were born in Canaan, NY.¹¹
The family of Ammirus and Sarah Darrow appear on the 1790 through 1820 census. As was usual for census forms Ammirus appears with many different names. It appears that neither of them could read or write so the census taker had to write the names as he heard them. I have tried to sort out the children since they appear on the census forms by age groups and not by name. I also attempted to find census years for the children as they left home and moved to other parts of the country. This specific information will be pointed out in the individual census year.¹²
Ammirus Darrow and Sarah Melona Fisher were living in 1790 at Stephentown, Albany, New York, USA; HEADS OF FAMILIES AT THE FIRST CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES TAKEN IN THE YEAR 1790 NEW YORK
ALBANY COUNTY.
STEPHENTOWN TOWN

Name of head of family: Darrow, Emosas

I believe that the following is the 1790 census record for Ammirus and his family in New York. The name Emosas may be the translation used by the census taker of Ammirus. Although I can't exactly fit the children in correctly. We do know from the Pension Abstract that they were in Stephentown at this time. Also I have never had the occasion to see the name "Emosas" for any Darrow's. I may be wrong.

Free white males of 16 years and upward, including heads of families: 1
This would be Ammirus
Free white males under 16 years: 2
The first two male sons born in the family were Jedediah (1790) and Henry (1791). According to those birthdates, Henry would not have been born by 1790. There is an explanation. The 1790 census was very haphazard. For instance the census takers had to furnish their own paper, there were no set forms. The census may not have even been taken until 1791.

Free white females, including heads of families: 2
These would be Sarah b. about 1787 and Sarah age 26.¹³




Ammirus Darrow and Sarah Melona Fisher were living in 1791 at Stephentown, Columbia, NY; According to the pension abstract submitted by Sarah Fisher Darrow, his wife, their children, Henry Ammirus, Alexander and Sophia, were born in Stephentown, NY.¹¹
Ammirus Darrow was a shoemaker and tannery operator in 1795 at Leyden, Herkimer County, NY.^2,14
Ammirus Darrow and Sarah Melona Fisher were living in 1795 at Leyden, Herkimer County, NY; Merton Krug's, "History of Reedsburg" states: "Ammiras Darrow and his wife lived for some in New London, but in 1795, they moved to Boonville, Oneida Co., NY, where he had a Tannery." (Note by Dean Hagen, Actually they moved to Canaan, Columbia, NY [1789],and then to Stephentown, Columbia, NY [1791] before they moved to Leyden, Herkimer,NY. They could not have moved to Boonville, Oneida, NY because Oneida did not become a county until 1798 when it was formed from Herkimer County, and Boonville did not become a township until 1805 when it was formed by a division of Leyden Township.)

In the obituary of Henry A. Darrow, who died in 1886, the following was found. It was published by the Reedsburg Free Press, Reedsburg, WI, Dec 9, 1886. Only that portion of the obituary that pertains to Henry Darrow's ancestory is shown here.

"His father, (speaking of Ammiras), was a Revolutionary soldier, and a shoemaker by trade. He removed to Boonville, N. Y. in 1795, when this place first began to be occupied and the early settlers underwent many hardships. There were eleven children in the family, eight boys and three girls. These early settlers were very poor, having but little money to pay the shoemaker, and that which they had was very much depreciated in value, requiring some seventeen dollars of this"Continental Currency" to pay for a meal of victuals. The style of living was quite different from the present. Instead of pantry and kitchen filled with all that is needful and convenient, the old Iron bake kettle, some wooden dishes, perhaps a few pewter plates, a goard instead of a tin dipper, a few knives and forks, manufactured by the blacksmith, constituted the outfit of the common people.^2,14
I do not have any official data to confirm that Ammirus Darrow is a son of Jedidiah Darrow b.1721 and Prudence Bailey b. 1 Mar 1751. I am using the comment below as circumstantial evidence that he is their son.
George Darrow, brother of Ammirus b. abt 1763, will was probated in Herkimer, NY, Estate No. 01834, on 22 Feb 1796. George had been late of Steubentown, Herkimer, NY. Amirus Darrow was listed as his executor, with Jedidiah Darrow, another brother b. 1761, in charge of the inventory.¹⁵
As of 1800, Ammirus Darrow and Sarah Melona Fisher lived at Boonville, Oneida, New York, USA;
The 1800 census list shows the name of the head of household as Amrons ? Darrow.
There are 3 males less than 10 years of age, this would be:
Henry age 9
Alexander age 7
John Baulding age 1
There was another son, George born in 1794 but died in 1798.
I have another son, Allen, supposedly born in 1797. I can find only one other researcher that includes him and he does not have any confirmation. I doubt his excistence.

There is one male listed for the age bracket 10 - 15. This would be Jedidiah age 10.
Ammirus, age 39, is listed in the 26 - 44 age bracket.

There are 3 female age bracket shown.
1 less than 10 -- This would be Sophia age 5.
2 10 - 15 -- Sarah, age 13 and Prudence, age 11
1 26 - 44 -- Sarah age 36.¹⁶
From:
To: "Dean C. Hagen"
Subject: Re: Darrow, Ammiras
Date: Thursday, December 05, 1996 10:04 AM

We have a deed dated 1803 transferring property from Jedediah Darrow to
Ammiras Darrow. I can send you a copy if you'd like. The fee is $5.00 for
the search and $1.00 per page for the copies. The total would be $7.00.
That is only purchase I find for Ammiras. For wills, you would need to
contact Surrogate's Court. The address is listed below.

If there is anything else I can help with, please let me know.

Jeanne M. Kellogg
Inventory Records Clerk


Source 77 -- This a deed made by Jedidiah Darrow b. 1 Jan., 1761 to his brother Ammiras Darrow b. 20 Mar., 1762.

Know all men by these presents, that I, Jedidiah Darrow of the Town of Minden in the County of Montgomery in the State of New York for and in consideration of the sum of Two hundred dollars received to my full satisfaction of my brother Ammirus Darrow of the Town of Leyden and County of Oneida in the State of New York, have remised, released, and forever quit-claimed, and by these presents for myself my heirs, executors, administrators and assigns forever, justly and absolutely remise, release and forever quit-claim his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns forever all such right or title as I the said Jedidiah Darrow have or ought to have in and to a piece or parcel of land situated lying and being on the west side of Black River in the County of Oneida and State of New York, known and distinguished by No 41, according to a map of the same filed in the Clerk’s office of the County being a survey made by Benjamin Wright, in the year one thousand seven hundred and ninety four, to have and to hold the above described premises unto him the said Ammirus Darrow, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns, to the only use and behoof of the said Ammirus Darrow, his heirs, executors, administrators and assigns forever, so that I the said Jedidiah Darrow nor any other person in my name and behalf shall and will hereafter claim or demand any right or title to the premises or any part thereof, but they and every of them shall by these presents be excluded and forever barred.
In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this twentieth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred, Jedidiah Darrow Signed sealed and delivered in presence of William Truman, Elisha Grant State of New York, ss: On the Twentieth day of April in the year one thousand eight hundred & three, before me came Elisha Grant (who was made known to me to be the person by the oath of John Stormes, with whom I am well acquainted) and who being sworn said that he saw Jedidiah Darrow execute this deed, that he knew him to be the person described in the same. I allow the deed to be recorded.
                              Arthur Bruse, Master in Chancery
Recorded the Twenty first day of April 1803, at Six o’clock A. M. Francis A. Bloodgood.¹⁷           
Ammirus Darrow appeared on the census of 1814 at Oneida County, NY; The Oneida County Census of 1814 names "Owners of Land in Boonville in 1814". There are 118 names. DARROW, Ammirus is one of those names.¹⁸
As of 1820, Ammirus Darrow and Sarah Melona Fisher lived at Boonville, Oneida, New York, USA; The 1820 census lists the head of household name as what appears to be --Ambson Danow. In the surname it may be that the "n" is just 2 "r's" written together. For the given name I don't think that the census taker had heard the name Ammirus before. All names are in the census taker's handwriting.
The census shows 6 males in the following catagories.
10 and under 16 2
Benjamin Franklin and Joseph
16 and under 26 2
John Baulding and Silas
26 and under 45 1
I assume that this is Alexander.
Over 45 1
Ammirus 59

There are 3 females listed:
under 10 years 1
I do not know who this is but it may be a granddaughter.
16 and under 26 1
This would have to be Sophia
45 and upwards 1
Sarah age 56.¹⁹


Ammirus Darrow died on 8 August 1824 at Boonville, Oneida Co., NY, at age 63;
Krug writes ...."There, in the Black River Valley, he died, Aug 8, 1824. ...."

The Pension Abstract as submitted by Sarah Fisher Darrow states the date of death as being "d. 3/8/1824"

From: "Dean C. Hagen"
To: "Molly Culver"
Subject: Death of Ammiras Darrow
Date: Thursday, January 14, 1999 10:00 PM

Molly -- I believe the obituary of Henry A. is wrong for the following reasons:
1. Merton Krug in his book writes on page 479, speaking of Ammirus -- "There in the Black River Valley he died, Aug 8,
1824." He goes on to say in the same paragraph that Henry A. left his father's farm in 1823.
2. On page 52 of my book there is a list of landowners in Boonville, Oneida, NY. Ammirus is listed. If Ammirus would have
died when Henry A. was 20, he would have died in 1811.
3. On page 62 of my book there is a pension abstract submitted by Sarah that lists his death as 3/8/1824.
4. Also on page 62 is the Dar application of Alma F. Steensen indicating the lifespan of Ammirus as being (1761-1824).
5. In Edward Everett Darrow's letter to Adelia he writes, "The following items about Joseph, born June 29th, 1803, came to
Wis. After the death of his father Amirus at Boonville, 1824 ....."

I believe Ammirus died in 1824 and the obituary of Henry A. is in error.^11,20


Ammirus Darrow was buried after 8 August 1824 at Booneville, Oneida, New York, USA; I have found the additional information about Ammiras Darrow. I am a member of the Web page Ancestry.Com. One of their
databases is on Graves of Revolutionary Patriots that the DAR have searched for and found. Ammirus is in Volume 1. The 56
after NY indicates that the grave was found in 1956. How it was found and whether there was a marker is unknown to me.

Abstract of Graves of Revolutionary Patriots: Volume 1

DARROW Ammiras Booneville, Oneida Co NY 56.²¹




Copy of Pension abstract compiled by Helen M. Lu, Dallas, Texas and put in a pamphlet entitled "Revolutionary War Period, Bible, Family and Marriage Records. Gleaned from Pension Applications, Vol 9." It was published in 1987

AMMIRIAS/AMMIRAS/AMMIRUS DARROW m. SARAH FISHER MALONA 6 Jan. 1786, New London, CT, by JOSEPH HARRIS, J.P. W-19154;
B.L.Wt. 14502-160-55 NY/NY & WI.
FarnilyRecord:     (Poor condition)
Their first daughter SARAH(?) born New London __ (date illegible), died 31 Oct. 1801, Leyden.-Our second daughter PRUDENCE born Feb. 178 (7).
Our first son JEDEDIAH born Canaan 16 Oct. __ (7)
Our second son HENRY born Stephentown 19 Sept. 1791.
Our third'son ALEXANDER born Stephentown 8 Sept. 1793.
Our third daughter SOPHIA born Stephentown Nov. __ (7).
     Our fourth son __ (name illegible) born Leyden 16 Jan. 179 (7), died 6 March 1798.
Our fifty son JOHN BAULDING born Leyden 25 Jan. 1799.
Our sixth son SILAS born Leyden 2 Aug. 1801.
Our sevent~ son JOSEPH born Leyden 29 June 1803.
Our eighth son BENJAMIN FRANKLIN born 12 July 1805.²²

From the book "Biographical Record of Columbia Sauk
& Adams Counties wisconsin, page 498:
Henry Ammiras Darrow(Jr.)

The paternal grandfather Ammiras Darrow, who was a soldier of the
Revolutionary war, made his early home in Connecticut, and when the father
of our subject was four years old removed, with his family, from Albany
county, New York, to Booneville, Oneida county, that state, where he built
and operated a tannery. This establishment was afterward burned down,
causing him a serious loss. He died in Booneville. He was of Scotch
descent, while his wife, Sarah Fisher, was of Irish extraction, her father
being a native of the Emerald Isle and pressed on board a British
Man-of-war, from which he escaped and came to America. She was born in New
London, Connecticut, and was nine years old when the place was burned by
General Arnold, whom she had known before he entered the army. She died in
Reedsburg, Wisconsin, at the advanced age of ninety-three years.²³


This was sent to me over 2 years ago, I didn't think much of it at
the time, but came across it and thought it may give you some ideas so here
it is:

Ammiras Darrow: born March 20,1761, New London, Conn.
died Aug. 8,1824 Boonville, Oneida Co., N.Y.
He was married to Sarah Fisher Malona who was born, 1764, in New London,
Conn. We know nothing about this first marriage of Sarah Fisher-It is only
important because a D.A.R. came in on that line in Minnesota, giving Sarah
Fisher's name as Malona Alexander was the 3rd son of Ammiras: she descended
from him and that is where I found the date of Alexander's marriage.

The children of Ammiras and Sarah are as follows: Prudence; Jedediah; Henry
Ammiras; 9-19-1791-who married Luceba Dann; Alexander, born 1793, who
married Eleda Wilcox; Silas; Benjamin; Allen; Sophia; John; Joseph,
6-29-1803. Sarah died at the age of 16 and George died in infancy.

The date of the marriage of Ammiras Darrow and Sarah Fisher Malona is Jan.
6,1786

The first 4 children were born in New London, Conn. That would give your
Jedediah (2nd child) a birth date between 1788 and 1790. The family moved
to Boonville, Oneida Co.,N.Y. in 1795. Thsere on Aug. 8,1824, Ammiras died,
and his wife, Sarah, went west with son Jedediah and other children. They
went first to Mecca, Trumball Co.,Ohio.

My granddmother was the daughter of Henry A. Darrow and Luceba Dann.
Grandmother was born in Mecca but I have no date that would help you with
Jedediah.

Sarah Fisher Malona Darrow died in Winfield, Sauk Co.,Wis., on Dec. 6,1856;
and was buried in Greenwood Cemetary. My grandmother was with her when she
died. She also received a widow's pension until her death.

My proof is in a book "History of Reedsbur and The Upper Baraboo Valley" by
Merton Krug. (Address: Reedsburg,Wis.) The Family Bible also gives the list
of children.
Mr. Clarence Darrow was a first cousin of my grandmother.

signed-Ethel MacWhorter(Mrs. H.M.)

(copied from a letter sent to Mrs. Ross Winnagle of Warren)

I don't know when the above was written (no date) nor who it was written
to. I think Elnora Brown who owns the Octagon home Clarence was raised in
sent it to me when I first was checking on the Darrows. I assume she is a
graddaughter of Adelia, but I haven't checked it out. It seemed to me to be
nothing new, but I would like your ideas on it. Thanks, Molly.²⁴

Ebenezer (2840) Darrow (M)
b. 19 June 1761
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=2nd great-grandson of Sgt. George Darrow.
Reference=2840

     Reference: 2840.
Ebenezer (2840) Darrow was born on 19 June 1761 at NL, Connecticut.¹ He was the son of Zadoc Darrow and Hester Lee.
Ebenezer (2840) Darrow married Naomi (2840W) Calkins on 1 January 1786.²

Grace Darrow¹ (F)
b. 25 June 1761
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=Great-granddaughter of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
Grace Darrow was born on 25 June 1761 at Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut.¹ She was the daughter of Jonathan Darrow and Grace Barlow.¹
Grace Darrow married Samuel Stratton on 30 March 1779 at Fairfield, Connecticut.¹

Olive Darrow (F)
b. December 1761
Pop-up Pedigree
Relationship=2nd great-granddaughter of Sgt. George Darrow.

     
Olive Darrow was born in December 1761. She was the daughter of Maj. Christopher Darrow and Sarah Gorton.
Olive Darrow married an unknown person in 1778.

Bridgett Morgan (F)
b. 17 December 1761

     
Bridgett Morgan was born on 17 December 1761.¹
Bridgett Morgan married Christopher Darrow, son of Jedidiah Darrow and Prudence Bailey, on 3 December 1780 at New London, New London, Connecticut.¹