Page 553, 555, He served in Captain Benjamin Walcott's Company, Colonel Thomas Regiment in the Revolution. He spent that terrible winter of 1777 and 8, in the huts of “Valley Forge,” fought at Monmouth and at Saratoga; witnessed the surrender of Burgoyne and was honorably discharged after a service of about three years. He settled on a part of his father’s farm, it being the same afterwards owned by his son Thomas; now owned by Orrin Leavitt. He was a pensioner and died on his farm16
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Page 816, 817, settled on a part of his father’s farm, and lived where Orin Leavitt now lives. Was a Revolutionary pensioner25
Page 372, Served in Captain Benjamin Walcott's Company, Colonel Thomas Regiment in the Revolution and resided in Windham; Casco Bay56
John W. Farrell’s web page “Webb Family of Oklahoma”, Was a Private in the Army during the Revolutionary War. He enlisted on January 2, 1777 at age 16 in the 10th Massachusetts Regiment, 3rd Brigade, 4th Division under Captain Benjamin Wolcott. He was at Valley Forge with General Washington's troops. Indicates born/died in Windham, Maine49
Marriage information from Gorham Vital Records page 11224
Page 832, indicates first wife Lydia55