Azariah Crandall
- Born: May 18, 1739, Stoningham, New London Co., CT
- Marriage (1): Sarah Carey Stark
- Marriage (2): Rebecca Reynolds on Apr 15, 1755 in Stoningham, New London Co., CT
- Died: Feb 10, 1808, Beekman, Duchess Co., New York at age 68
 General Notes:
Azariah Crandall was a member of Dutchess Co., Militia, 3rd Regiment,c ommanded by John Fields. He was also a signer of the Articles of Assoc iation of Duchess Co., NY in 1775. (N.Y. and the Rev. p. 241).
Will of Azariah Crandall: Records of Duchess Co., NY, Vol. C p. 171, d ated August 14, 1808, proved March 29, 1808, in which he bequeathed pr ovisionally to his son Azariah, of he should ever remove to this count ry with his family. To his daughter Elizabeth, wife of Abraham Cook, t o his daughter Anna, wife of Thomas Cornwell, and his daughter Olive,w ho was given a room in the house as long as she is single. He gave hi s son Reed most of real estate and appointed him and son in law, Abrah am Cook and Thomas Cornwell executors. Witnessed by Ebenezer Carey, Th omas Noxon, and Jermiah Hoxton.
Sources on this family group from Elder John Crandall and his Descenda nts by John Cortland Crandall.
Azariah Crandall was a member of Duchess Co., Militia, 3rd Regiment, c ommanded by John Fields. He was also a signer of the Articles of Assoc iation of Duchess Co., NY in 1775. (N.Y. and the Rev. p. 241).
Will of Azariah Crandall: Records of Duchess Co., NY, Vol. C p. 171, d ated August 14, 1808, proved March 29, 1808, in which he bequeathed pr ovisionally to his son Azariah, of he should ever remove to this count ry with his family. To his daughter Elizabeth, wife of Abraham Cook, t o his daughter Anna, wife of Thomas Cornwell, and his daughter Olive,w ho was given a room in the house as long as she is single. He gave hi s son Reed most of real estate and appointed him and son in law, Abrah am Cook and Thomas Cornwell executors. Witnessed by Ebenezer Carey, Th omas Noxon, and Jermiah Hoxton.
Sources on this family group from Elder John Crandall and his Descenda nts by John Cortland Crandall.
Azariah Crandall was a member of Duchess Co., Militia, 3rd Regiment, c ommanded by John Fields. He was also a signer of the Articles of Assoc iation of Duchess Co., NY in 1775. (N.Y. and the Rev. p. 241).
Will of Azariah Crandall: Records of Duchess Co., NY, Vol. C p. 171, d ated August 14, 1808, proved March 29, 1808, in which he bequeathed pr ovisionally to his son Azariah, of he should ever remove to this count ry with his family. To his daughter Elizabeth, wife of Abraham Cook, t o his daughter Anna, wife of Thomas Cornwell, and his daughter Olive,w ho was given a room in the house as long as she is single. He gave hi s son Reed most of real estate and appointed him and son in law, Abrah am Cook and Thomas Cornwell executors. Witnessed by Ebenezer Carey, Th omas Noxon, and Jermiah Hoxton.
Sources on this family group from Elder John Crandall and his Descenda nts by John Cortland Crandall.
Azariah married Sarah Carey Stark.
Azariah next married Rebecca Reynolds, daughter of James Reynolds and Rebecca Unknown, on Apr 15, 1755 in Stoningham, New London Co., CT. (Rebecca Reynolds was born on Oct 27, 1738 in Stoningham, New London, CT. and died in 1782 in Beekman, Duchess Co., New York.)
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