Having served in the Revolution at Wilton, he took his family to Brookline, Vermont, about 1797, settling at Whitney Hill, and here he died 29 Oct. 1816, his widow in April 1833. From descendants we learn that he wore a long queue. He also wore knee breeches and buckled shoes. In later years he grew very large with dropsy, and was buried in an over-size coffin. The nicknames of his sons were Dick, Pick, Tim, Eb, Bum, Ike and Sol.
Family records provide data of the children.
Apparently there was only one by the first wife, Sarah Butterfield. No information as to marriage or family. Israel, b. 4 July 1774. Abram, b. 28 Jan. 1780, no further record. 9 July 1785.