!Isaac served in the Revolutionary War. He served as a private in Colonel G. S. Silliman's Regiment, Conn. Militia. The dates of his enlistment and discharge are not of record, his name appearing only on a muster roll which shows thatthe company was organized by Capt. Gamaliel Northrop, Jr., of Ridgefield, Fairfield, CT. The records show that he served as a private in Capt. Ezekiel Sanford's company, also designated Capt. John St. John's Co., 5th conn. Regiment, commanded by Col. Philip B. Bradley. he enlisted Jan. 3, 1777, for three years, was transferred Nov. 1, 1778 to Col. Bradley's company, same Regiment and was discharged Jan. 3, 1780. The records also show that he served as a corporal in Captain Thaddeus Weed's company, also designated the 5th Col, 2d conn. Regiment,commanded by Col. Heman Swift. He enlisted May 24, 1781 for three years and was transferred about May 1783 to Captain Taylor's company, same regiment, and his name is last borne on the company roll for Sept. 1783.

1. 2. Lucretia OLMSTED   c. 4 Oct 1767; d. 7 Apr 1785.
2. 3. Olive OLMSTED   c. 22 Apr 1769; d. 8 Dec 1823.
3. 4. Isaac OLMSTED   b. 7 Oct 1771, Usa; d. 1828, Usa.
4. 5. Timothy OLMSTED   b. 7 Aug 1774, of E. Granby, Connecticut; d. 8 May 1848.
5. 6. Rebecca OLMSTED   b. 1780.
6. 7. Eliphalet OLMSTED   b. of Riverton, Connecticut; c. 12 Aug 1781; d. 3 Nov 1830, Hotchkissville, Connecticut.

!They moved June 12, 1817 from Hartland,CT to Ohio, making the journey in aboutsix weeks, and settled in a dense wilderness.