Samuel COLEY1,2

18th Sep 17951,2 - 22nd Oct 18651,2

Life History

18th Sep 1795	Born in Redding, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA.1,2
9th Oct 1817	Married Lucinda TURNER in Fluteville, Thomaston, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA.1,2
6th Nov 1818	Birth of son Henry D. COLEY.2,1
17th Mar 1821	Birth of daughter Delia Ann COLEY.2,1
12th Jun 1823	Birth of daughter Roxanna COLEY.2,1
31st Oct 1825	Birth of son Jessie Alonzo COLEY.1,2
10th Mar 1832	Birth of daughter Ellen Jane COLEY.2,1
20th Aug 1833	Birth of son Hiram Turner COLEY.2,1
29th Oct 1833	Death of son Hiram Turner COLEY.2,1
20th Feb 1835	Birth of son Hiram Turner COLEY in Plymouth Hollow (now Thomaston), CT/.2,1
7th Dec 1837	Death of son Jessie Alonzo COLEY.1,2
between 1860 and 1926	Death of daughter Ellen Jane COLEY.2,1
19th Sep 1864	Death of son Hiram Turner COLEY in Battle of Winchester, VA/.2,1
22nd Oct 1865	Died in Flutevile, Thomaston, Litchfield, Connecticut, USA.1,2

[WFT Pedigree #1068 dec of capt nathaniel turner.FTW] [BrøderbundWFT Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree #1068, Date of Import: Aug 7, 2000] Livedmost of life at the old "Coley Homestead" in Thomaston, CT, althoughhis address is variously listed as Fluteville, Plymouth, PlymouthHollow, Waterbury, Litchfield, and Thomaston. This piece of realestate evidentally changed administrative jurisdiction several timesover the years. The old home was still in existence in 1965, with thefamily carpentry shop across the road. Samuel was the last of ourline to carry on the trades of carpentry and farming in the manner ofour ancestors. After his death, the old farm was sold since it thesoil of this hill country was too depleted to support a family.