!Moved to Leyden, Massachusetts in 1798, then to Chatauqua Co., NY in October 1828, then to Marietta, OH in 1836 and afterwards to Danville, IL.

1. 2. George OLMSTED   b. 27 Aug 1769, E. Hartford, Connecticut; d. 9 Sep 1840, Danville, Vermillion, Il.
2. 3. Temperance OLMSTED   b. 16 Oct 1774; d. 22 Dec 1776.
3. 4. Sabra OLMSTED   b. 31 Aug 1777, E. Hartford, Connecticut; d. 7 Apr 1858.
4. 5. Jonathan OLMSTED   b. 25 Sep 1779, Usa; d. Abt 1812, Usa.
5. 6. Caleb Stanley OLMSTED   b. 22 Jan 1782, E. Hartford, Connecticut; d. 26 Sep 1856.
6. 7. Hannah OLMSTED   b. 14 Apr 1784, E. Hartford, Connecticut; d. 25 Nov 1860, Warren, Il.
7. 8. Edward OLMSTED, Lieutenant   c. 26 Aug 1787, E. Hartford, Connecticut; d. 11 Nov 1813.

!Died in the war of 1812 in the U.S. Army.

!In 1828 he moved to S. Bristol,NY and then in a few years to E. Bloomfield, NY

Name Suffix: Lieutenant
!He was the first lieut. in the 16th Regiment USA ad fell in the battle of Williamsburg, Canada. The following letter was written to his family prior to the battle:

!Sacketts Harbor, NY
!2 Oct 1813

!Dear Parents: I have only time to inform you that we are about embarking forCanada. Our army from Fort George is on the way up the lake to join us. Theyhave abandoned Fort George, after destroying it, and the town of Newarki. I amhappy to inform you that I am promoted from a 3rd to a 2nd Lt., from last May,and by vacancies happening above me I am now a 1st Lt. and have commnad of a company of 60 men. The conflict will be a bloody one, and if I survive it, willwrite particulars (I hope from Montreal); if not, remember me as I deserve. Ihope to sustain the honor of our family and name. I am in high spirits and sure of conquering. My love to all our family and friends. In haste I remain your obedient Edward Olmsted. Lt. 16th U.S. Infantry.