General Caleb Hyde - Whitney Point, Y - American Revolution Patriot Graves on Waymarking.com

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"He settled in Lenox in 1769, and took an active part in opposing British Aggression. He was a delegate from Lenox to the third Provincial Congress, representing the town in the General Court for five years...He moved to Lisle, Broome County...He soon become a leading man in Broome County, was Major General of militia, twice elected State Senator."

Patriot Name: Caleb Hyde Type of Service Provided: Delegate from Lenox to the Third Provincial Congress Cemetery Name: Riverside Cemetery, Whitney Point, NY Text of the Grave Marker: "Gen Caleb Hyde died Dec. 25, 1820 aged 81 years" Grave Marker Type: Modern Bronze Marker Historical Background: "He settled in Lenox in 1769, and took an active part in opposing British Aggression. He was a delegate from Lenox to the third Provincial Congress, representing the town in the General Court for five years...He moved to Lisle, Broome County...He soon become a leading man in Broome County, was Major General of militia, twice elected State Senator."

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