Son of Patience [Gale] and Samuel Marble.
He and Betty Putnam married in Sutton on November 14, 1776.
Revolutionary War Patriot. Image of the record of his service extracted from Vol. 10, Pg. 217 of the Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution is posted with in the photographs.
He is identified as Lieut. Stephen Marble on Pg. 250 of the History of Sutton, 1704-1876, indicating that he continued to serve in the Massachusetts Militia after the war.
He and Betty Putnam married in Sutton on November 14, 1776.
Revolutionary War Patriot. Image of the record of his service extracted from Vol. 10, Pg. 217 of the Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution is posted with in the photographs.
He is identified as Lieut. Stephen Marble on Pg. 250 of the History of Sutton, 1704-1876, indicating that he continued to serve in the Massachusetts Militia after the war.
Son of Patience [Gale] and Samuel Marble.
He and Betty Putnam married in Sutton on November 14, 1776.
Revolutionary War Patriot. Image of the record of his service extracted from Vol. 10, Pg. 217 of the Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution is posted with in the photographs.
He is identified as Lieut. Stephen Marble on Pg. 250 of the History of Sutton, 1704-1876, indicating that he continued to serve in the Massachusetts Militia after the war.
He and Betty Putnam married in Sutton on November 14, 1776.
Revolutionary War Patriot. Image of the record of his service extracted from Vol. 10, Pg. 217 of the Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution is posted with in the photographs.
He is identified as Lieut. Stephen Marble on Pg. 250 of the History of Sutton, 1704-1876, indicating that he continued to serve in the Massachusetts Militia after the war.
Inscription
In Memory of Lieut. Stephen Marble who died Dec. 13, 1817 AE 64
Gravesite Details
The death record on Pg. 443 of the Vital Records of Sutton was information transcribed from his gravestone, as indicated by the G.S. 18 notation. The day of death and age were mis-transcribed.
Family Members
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