Nathaniel Stowell1 
b. 7 December 1734, d. 23 March 1814
Nathaniel Stowell|b. 7 Dec 1734\nd. 23 Mar 1814|p7862.htm|Nathaniel Stowell|b. s 1703\nd. bt 11 Dec 1757 - Mar 1757|p7287.htm|Margaret Trowbridge|b. 29 Oct 1709\nd. 3 Nov 1794|p7858.htm|David Stowell|b. 8 Apr 1660\nd. 9 Sep 1724|p7125.htm|Mary Stedman|b. a 1665\nd. 27 Sep 1724|p7240.htm|James Trowbridge|||Hannah Bacon|||
1st cousin 5 times removed of Ruth Minerva Fairfield.
1st cousin 7 times removed of Laura Jane Munson.
- Family Background:
- Fairfield and Allied Families
Nathaniel Stowell was born on 7 December 1734 in Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Nathaniel Stowell and Margaret Trowbridge.1 He married Lois Bugbee, daughter of Colonel Jesse Bugbee and Experience Peake, on 21 May 1761 in Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut.2 He died on 23 March 1814 in Peru, Massachusetts, at age 79.2
Nathaniel Stowell was a farmer.2 He lived in Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut, until 1768.2 He moved in 1768 to Partridgeville (now Peru), Massachusetts, when he built a log house and dug the first well.2 He and Lois were addmitted to Peru Church in 1799.2 They had twelve children.3
Nathaniel Stowell was a farmer.2 He lived in Pomfret, Windham County, Connecticut, until 1768.2 He moved in 1768 to Partridgeville (now Peru), Massachusetts, when he built a log house and dug the first well.2 He and Lois were addmitted to Peru Church in 1799.2 They had twelve children.3
Additional Data
Nathaniel was Corporal of Pomfret Co. in 1756-7. Marched out as Clerk of the Pomfret Co., Capt. John Grovenor, after the alarm of the capture of Fort William Henry.
In March 1775, was one of the Committee of Safety. 22 April 1775, went with Capt. Nathan Watkins' Co. of minute men and the Mass. Register says he was at battle of Bunker Hill. When the Co. returned to Peru he remained and was stationed at Fort No. 3, Charlestown, N. H. He was private in Capt. Zebulon Norten's Co., Maj. Hyde's Berkshire Militia.2
Nathaniel Stowell purchased Lot No. 17, Partridgeville (now Peru), Massachusetts in August 1767.2
Nathaniel Stowell was elected Town Clerk at the first meeting held in Peru in August 1771.2
In March 1775, was one of the Committee of Safety. 22 April 1775, went with Capt. Nathan Watkins' Co. of minute men and the Mass. Register says he was at battle of Bunker Hill. When the Co. returned to Peru he remained and was stationed at Fort No. 3, Charlestown, N. H. He was private in Capt. Zebulon Norten's Co., Maj. Hyde's Berkshire Militia.2
Nathaniel Stowell purchased Lot No. 17, Partridgeville (now Peru), Massachusetts in August 1767.2
Nathaniel Stowell was elected Town Clerk at the first meeting held in Peru in August 1771.2
