In 1775 Thaddeus Crane commanded a company of Westchester County militia. Was 2d major of the 2d Reg. Westchester County, May 28, 1778 (also captain of NorthSalem company). At the Battle of Ridgefield he was seriously wounded. In 1777 he held the rank of major. He was shot through the hip at Ridgefield (expeditionto Danbury), 27th April, 1777. In Feb. 17, 1780 he was promoted to LieutenantColonel, 4th Regt., Westchester County.
He served in the Assembly and was a member of the New York State Constitutional Convention in 1788 that ratified theConstitution.
He was on the military invalid pension list when he died.See Crane Genealogy II pages 48-52 for details on the life of this important man
He was Captain of a North Salem, N.Y. company in the Revolutionary War.
May have died in NY
died young
Per Bisbee Family Record:
"18. John Bisbee5 married first Rebecca, widow of Isaac Alden, in 1771; second, Huldah, daughter of Ebenezer Shaw, 1779; third, Mary, daughter of John Edson. He was a man of marked ability, and carried on business of various kinds. He owned a tannery, blacksmith shop, and was a large manufacturer of bricks; was also a farmer. He died in 1817. "
Per History of Bridgewater, Mass.:
John Bisbee m. widow Rebecca, widow of Isaac Alden, 1771, and D. of Josiah Keith of E., and had John 1774, Rebecca 1777; the mother d. 1777, æ. 41
Per History of Bridgewater, Mass.:
John Bisbee m. widow Rebecca, widow of Isaac Alden, 1771, and D. of Josiah Keith of E., and had John 1774, Rebecca 1777; the mother d. 1777, æ. 41
Of Plympton, Plymouth, MA