Crocker, Eleazer III
Events
Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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Birth | 1754-04-10 | Tolland, Tolland, Connecticut | 1a 2 3a 4a 4b | |
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Death | 1820-09-10 | Cambridge, Washington, New York | 5a 2 3a 4a 4b | |
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Maybe in Cambridge, NY? From church records in Willington, CT: "Eleazer Crocker dismissed and recommended from this church to the church of Christ in Cambridge, state of New York." No date given, but between 1792-1805 likely, based on the handwriting of the Reverend and his time of tenure. |
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Cause Of Death | 1820-09-10 | typhoid fever | 2 | |
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Military Service | Revolutionary War, private | 5a | ||
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Military Service | Military Service of Crocker, Eleazer III | 2 | ||
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Served during the Revolution at the battles of Bunker Hill, Concord, Lexington, and Saratoga; he was at New York when the British evacuated that city. He was a sentry at the foot of Bunker Hill the night the earthworks were being built. In the morning upon discovery of the works, the bombardment began; the British fired over his head. When New York City was captured by the British, Eleazer and a companion, both sick with fever, were hidden by friends in a "meat box" until after dark, then taken in a small boat to the New Jersey shore. His companion died before they reached safety. In NJ a Dutchman cared for Eleazer. |
Parents
Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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Father | Crocker, Benjamin | 1722/3-03-03 (Julian) | 1776-08-31 | |
Mother | Fenton, Elizabeth | 1726/7-02-21 (Julian) | 1776-09-05 | |
Brother | Crocker, Seth | 1746-03-27 | 1809-11-20 | |
Sister | Crocker, Ruth | 1747-10-04 | about 1827 | |
Brother | Crocker, John | 1749-10-20 | 1769-02-19 | |
Sister | Crocker, Elizabeth | 1751-11-28 | 1833-08-02 | |
Crocker, Eleazer III | 1754-04-10 | 1820-09-10 | ||
Sister | Crocker, Abigail | 1756-03-20 | 1774-02-27 | |
Brother | Crocker, Nathaniel | 1758-04-16 | about 1806 | |
Sibling | Crocker, Franics | 1760-04-13 | 31 MAR | |
Sister | Crocker, Sarah | 1761-11-20 | ||
Sister | Crocker, Eunice | 1764-02-22 | 1786-11-22 | |
Sister | Crocker, Olive | 1766-03-30 | ||
Sister | Crocker, Hannah | 1768-05-08 | 1774-05-04 |
Families
Family of Crocker, Eleazer III and Hinckley, Susannah |
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Married | Wife | Hinckley, Susannah ( * 1755-11-30 + 1836-06-28 ) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Children |
Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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Crocker, Betsey | ||
Crocker, Judith | 1780-01-20 | |
Crocker, Eleazer | 1782-01-02 | 1851-04-01 |
Crocker, Athela | 1784-07-22 | |
Crocker, Vorania | 1786-06-28 | |
Crocker, Benjamin | 1788-07-04 | 1874-03-10 |
Crocker, Francis | 1790-07-05 | 1861-10 |
Attributes
Type | Value | Notes | Sources |
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Identification Number | 16723 | Note Leonard's "A Crocker Genealogy" identification number |
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Identification Number | A027902 | Note Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) ancestor number |
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Pedigree
Ancestors
Source References
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Crocker, James Russell: Crocker Genealogy
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- Confidence: Low
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- Leonard, Andrea: A Crocker Genealogy, Volume: 2
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Daughters of the American Revolution, “Ancestor Database”
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- Page: CROCKER, ELEAZER Ancestor #: A027902
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Daughters of the American Revolution, “Descendants Database”
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- Page: Member: Annetta Rebecca Masland Nat'l #: 184905
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- Page: Member: -- Name Restricted -- Nat'l #: 611255
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DAR Patriot Index, Centennial Edition
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- Confidence: High
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- Confidence: Low
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