Strong, Josiah
| Birth Name | Strong, Josiah |
| Gramps ID | I0335 |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 83 years, 4 months, 27 days |
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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| Birth [E0453] | 1758-06-17 | Sharon, Litchfield, CT |
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| Death [E0454] | 1841-11-14 | Rose Hill, Onandaga, NY |
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Relation to the center person (Strong, Living) : fourth great grandnephew
Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Father | Strong, Josiah [I0312] | 1729-09-18 | BET. 1780 - 1821 | |
| Mother | White, Eleanor [I0323] | 1733-10-26 | ||
| Strong, Josiah [I0335] | 1758-06-17 | 1841-11-14 | ||
| Sister | Strong, Sarah [I0346] | 1761-04-14 | ||
| Brother | Strong, Solomon [I0357] | 1766-05-25 | 1829-09-26 | |
| Brother | Strong, Joel [I0257] | 1764-03-26 | 1857-02-09 | |
| Sister | Strong, Elizabeth [I0368] | 1769-10-27 | ||
| Sister | Strong, Lydia [I0390] | 1776-02-23 | ||
| Brother | Strong, Oliver Fowler [I0588] | 1779-03-21 | 1871-01-21 | |
| Sister | Strong, Hannah [I35128] | 1772-05-28 |
Families
| Family of Strong, Josiah and Green, Martha [F0134] | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Married | Wife | Green, Martha [I0348] ( * 1773 + 1839-05-29 ) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Children |
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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| Strong, Horace [I0349] | 1794-08-11 | 1879-06-30 |
| Strong, David [I0350] | 1796-06-26 | 1849-02-25 |
| Strong, Joel C [I0351] | 1798-12-01 | 1881-12-24 |
| Strong, Oliver P [I0352] | 1800-12-18 | |
| Strong, Mahala [I0353] | 1802-07-06 | 1840-09-16 |
| Strong, William Kerley [I0354] | 1805-04-30 | 1868-03-15 |
| Strong, Joseph F [I0355] | 1808-02-27 | 1857-08-17 |
| Strong, Mary Green [I0356] | 1810-01-26 | 1857-08-17 |
| Strong, Irene Berry [I0358] | 1812-07-24 | 1847-04-06 |
| Strong, Seymour Jairus [I0359] | 1815-06-15 |
Narrative
Joined the army at 17 in 1776, taken prisoner in Canada. He was released during Gen. Arnold's retreat from the blockade of Quebec. In the battle of White Plains, Oct. 28, 1776, he was with the troops that crossed the Delaware on Dec. 8 and he recrossed it on the 25, in the terrible snow and sleet storm to make the successful suprise attack on Trenton, NJ. He was in the battles of Princeton, Brandywine and Germantown, PA, where he was wounded and had a leg amputated. He was a farmer in Burtonville, Montgomery, NY until 1838 and Geneva, NY 1839- 1841.