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The epitaph on his tombstone reads:
This stone stands But to tell
Where his dust lies not what he was;
When sai nts shall rise that day will show
The Part he acted here below[2836643.FTW]
Ephraim Terry was an Enfield farmer of considerable respect in the town. He wa s a selectman for eight years, an
assessor for nine years, and, in 1749, the tr easurer of the town. In 1733 and 1737 he was elected from Enfield to
the House of Representatives of the Massachusetts General Court (Enfield was still in Ma ssachusetts Bay Colony
at that time and would not become part of Connecticut Co lony until 1750). In the days leading up to the
American Revolution, he was a member of Enfield's Committee of Correspondence. He served in the militia in t
he 1740s, attaining the rank of major.
The epitaph on his tombstone reads:
This stone stands But to tell
Where his dust lies not what he was;
When sai nts shall rise that day will show
The Part he acted here below
More About EPHRAIM TERRY:
Burial: Enfield Street Cemetery, Enfield, Conn. 3778,3779
Record Change: October 22, 2003 3780,3781
Children of ANN COLLINS and EPHRAIM TERRY are:
171. i. NATHANIEL 32 TERRY, b. June 03, 1730, Enfield, Connecticut Colony; d. February 20, 1792, Enfield, Conn..
172. ii. SYBIL TERRY, b. August 08, 1740, Enfield, Massachusetts Province (soon to be Connecticut Colony); d.
June 26, 1775.
Generation No. 32
171. NATHANIEL 32 TERRY (ANN 33 COLLINS, ALICE 32 ADAMS, ALICE 31 BRADFORD, WILLIAM 30 , WILLIAM 29 ,
WILLIAM 28 , ALICE 27 MORTON, ALICE 26 MARKHAM, JOHN MARKHAM ;[SIR 25 KNIGHT], JOHN MARKHAM ;[SIR 24 , JANE
FRANCES 23 DAUBENY, GILES DAUBENY ;[SIR 22 KNIGHT], GILES 21 DAUBENEY, GILES 20 , ALICE 19 MONTACUTE,
WILLIAM MONTAGU (MONTACUTE) ;[BARON 18 MONTAGU], SIMON 1ST BARON 17 DE MONTAGU, WILLIAM 16 , ALINE 15
BASSET, ALINE (ALICE) (GAY) DE GAI OR 14 GRAY, PHILIP FITZROBERT 13 DE GAY, ROBERT 'THE KING'S SON' 12 DE
CAEN, HENRY I 'BEAUCLERC' OF 11 ENGLAND, WILLIAM I 'THE CONQUERER' OF 10 NORMANDY, ROBERT I 'THE
MAGNIFICENT' OF 9 , RICHARD II 'THE GOOD' OF 8 , RICHARD I 'THE FEARLESS' OF 7 , WILLIAM I 'LONGSWORD' OF 6 ,
POPPA OF NORMANDY 5 DE VALOIS, BERENGER 4 DE BAYEAUX, PEPIN II OF 3 PERONNE, CUNIGUNDA (CUNEGONDE) 2
DE LAON, WILLIAM OF 1 AUTUN) 3782,3783,3784,3785,3786 was born June 03, 1730 in Enfield, Connecticut
Colony 3787,3788 , and died February 20, 1792 in Enfield, Conn. 3789,3790 . He married ABIAH DWIGHT 3791,3792,3793
July 17, 1764 in Enfield, Connecticut Colony 3794 , daughter of SAMUEL DWIGHT and MARY LYMAN. She was
born April 29, 1732 in Middletown, CT, and died June 14, 1816 in Enfield, CT (Hale Col. Headstone
Inscription).
Notes for NATHANIEL TERRY:
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Name Prefix: Col.
Nathaniel Terry was a member of the local Committee of Correspondence in the days leading up to the
Revolutionary War. When the news of the battle of Lexington was brought by a post rider to Enfield in April, 17
75, Major Nathaniel Terry led a company of about seventy-five men to the relief of Boston. He served as an
officer in the Nineteenth Regiment of Connecticut Militia and was promoted to Colonel in May, 1777, to succeed
Col. Erastus Wolco tt in command of the Regiment. Nathaniel Terry was a man of wealth, and sacrif iced almost
all his property in the patriot cause.[2836643.FTW]
Name Prefix: Col.
Nathaniel Terry was a member of the local Committee of Correspondence in the days leading up to the
Revolutionary War. When the news of the battle of Lexington was brought by a post rider to Enfield in April, 17
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