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 1759 - Aft 1835 (77 years)
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| Name |
Darius Woodworth |
| Birth |
1759 |
Norwich, New London, CT  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Death |
Aft 1835 |
St. Marys, Camden, GA |
| Person ID |
I256 |
Georgia Revolutionary War Graves |
| Last Modified |
18 Dec 2015 |
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| Notes |
- Darius Woodworth- His parents were Benjamin and Susanna Street Woodworth and was baptized on July 8, 1759, in Norwich, Connecticut.
After the Revolution, he lived in New London County, Connecticut, but moved to Camden County by 1819, when he applied for a Revolutionary Soldier Pension. When Darius Woodworth was listed as a resident of Camden County; his Pension payments were processed by St. Augustine, Territory of Florida office. He is listed on the Pension Roll of 1835, as a resident of Camden County, GA,
He was married with at least two children, but don?t know their names. Woodworth died after 1835, and was buried in an unmarked grave in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Sources: 1--Connecticut, Church Record Abstracts, 1630-1920- Darius Woodworth was baptized July 8, 1759 in Bozrrah, Connecticut, and his parents were Benjamin and Susanna Street Woodworth.
- Married with at least two children, but don?t know their names or name of wife
- Military- Darius Woodworth enlisted when he was eighteen years old at Norwich on February 21, 1777, for a period of three years. He served as a private in Captain Benjamin Throops? Company of Major David Sill?s Regiment of the 1st Connecticut Line. He participated in most of the battles in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and was present at Valley Forge from December 1777 to June 1778, and was mustered on Revolutionary War Rolls from June 1778, to November 1780.
Source: 1-- Georgia Revolutionary Soldiers & Sailors, Patriots & Pioneers, Vol. 1, Ross Arnold and Hank Burnham; page 75 - Private in the 1st Connecticut Continental Line and received a pension for services as resident of Camden County.
2-- Genealogical Abstracts of Rev War Pension Files, Virgil D. White, volume 3, page 3953 ? CT Line 536851 -- Applied Rev Soldier Pension under Act of 1818 as a resident of Camden County on 5 Jan 1819; but Pension processed by St. Augustine, Territory of Florida office. ?Transfers In - From GA? Darius Woodworth Private $96 CT CL on Roll 1820 started 1819 age 75 (calculated to be 1835)
3- Revolutionary Soldier Pension Application- See 41 pages of microfilm copies of the original Pension records of Darius Woodworth; Applied as a resident of Camden County on 5 Jan 1819, May 25, 1820 Pension Started;
4- GA Pension Roll of 1835- Listed on the Pension Roll of 1835- Camden County, GA, p 138; Darius Woodworth; Camden County; Private; Connecticut Cont'l Line; $96.00 Annual Allowance; $434.83 Amount Received; May 25, 1820 Placed On Roll; Jan 5, 1819 Pension Started; Age 75; Dropped May 1, 1820; Restored April 27, 1822
5- Pensioners of Revolutionary War Struck Off The Roll - A list of the names of pensioners, under the act of 18th of March, 1818, whose names were struck of the list by act of 1st May, 1820, and subsequently restored. -- Darius Woodworth --Camden County; Dropped May 1, 1820; Restored April 27, 1822
6- Georgia's Roster of the Revolution, Lucian Lamar Knight ? Page 433 -
Woodworth, Darius (Harvey List); Also Page 447 - Woodworth, Darius Camden County, (Revolutionary Pensioners, pg 14 on original list)
7? White, Virgil D., ?Index to Revolutionary War Service Records? Volume 4, page 3069- pvt 1st Connecticut Regiment.
8-- Military Service Records- Revolutionary War- See 75 pages of microfilm copies of the original Military Service Records of Darius Woodworth; Enlisted Feb 21, 1777 for three years; Sick or injured for six month in 1777-1778 and four months in 1779; discharged Feb 18, 1780; Re-enlisted June 1778 to December 1778; March 1779 to December 1779; March 1780 to June 1780 and also October and November 1780; See Roll for presence at Valley Forge June 1778; Captain Benjamin Throops? Company of Major David Sill?s Regiment of the 1st Connecticut Line -- see 75 pages of Microfilm copies of original Military Service Records- (MSR)
9?Connecticut Men in Revolutionary War ? Darius Woodworth ? Norwich
- Grave marked by Marshes of Glynn Chapter 12 Sep 2015
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