BULLMAN, Pamelia

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Family/Spouse: CORNELL, Isaac. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Lemuel married PUFFER, Tamara. Tamara (daughter of PUFFER, Dr. Timothy and CADY, Elizabeth) was born on 17 Sep 1782 in Shaftsbury, VT; died on 27 Jan 1857 in NY; was buried in Greece, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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She appears in the 1850 Federal Census in Greece, NY with her grandson Lemuel, who is 7 y.o. She is 63 y.o.

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Removed to Berkshire County, and later to Shaftsbury, VT., and finally settled in New York state. He was a soldier in the Revolution in Capt Samuel Law's company, Col. Benjamin Simonds's regiment (Berkshire Co.) 1777, at St. Croix; also in Capt. William Clark's company, Col. Benj. Simonds's regiment; marched from Gatesborogh to reinforce the army under Gen. Gates at Pawlet. In 1790 a Timothy Puffer was living in Ballstown, NY according to the federal census, and had nine in his family.

Probably went to Swansey, NH. (A Timothy d. at Canterbury in 1805. Gravestone.)

"Nearly across the road from the Cassabone farm, on the east side of West Line Road in a small field, is the grave of the wife of Timothy Puffer, the Innkeeper. This farm is now known as the Bull Farm. Puffer's Tavern had to be over into the town of Glenville as Puffer did not appear on the 1797 Excise tax-roll as receiving a license to dispense liquor beverages. Timothy Puffer had to be an affluent man as he was mentioned several times as holding many farms in the Blue Corners area in those days."

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Timothy married CADY, Elizabeth on 25 Nov 1779 in Shaftsbury, VT. Elizabeth (daughter of CADY, Ebenezer and PALMER, Prudence) was born about 1753 in Canterbury, CT; died on 14 May 1796 in Glenville, NY; was buried in Glenville, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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He settled at Canterbury, CT. The grave of Timothy is not marked. In one old graveyard, where tradition says Puffers were buried, there are perhaps twenty graves with common field stones at the head and foot, unmarked, and only four stones inscribed, two of these being illegible. Miss Hannah B. Baldwin states that Timothy died in 1781, and is buried at Shaftsbury, VT, where he was living with his son Timothy.

Timothy Puffer was one of the original proprietors of Upper Ashuelot (Keene) (NH) in Sept 1734. He had lot 22. He was an assessor in Feb, 1738; on a committee on the town line in 1739. He was last mentioned at Keene in town records in 1742.

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Timothy married CLARK, Esther. Esther (daughter of CLARK, Isaac and TRACY, Miriam) was born on 1 Mar 1716 in CT; died on 21 Aug 1805 in CT; was buried in Canterbury, CT. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Ebenezer married PALMER, Prudence on 8 Nov 1738 in Stonington, CT. Prudence was born on 31 Mar 1719 in Stonington, CT; died in 1780 in Canaan, NY; was buried in New Concord, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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