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- Ambrose, who settled in Braintrim, married Eleanor Comstock, daughter of John Comstock, who came from Norwich west farms. Mr. Gaylord died June 12. 1844, and had he lived to November, he would have been 95. His country had not entirely forgotten him, for his old age was cheered by a pension of 80 dollars. His good wife Eleanor, with whom we spent an hour, now (June, 1845,) 82 years of age, appears of perfectly sound mind and memory. She states that her father and two brothers were in the battle, she living in Forty Fort. Her two brothers, Kingsley and Robert, were killed. Her father, exhausted in the flight, threw himself beside a fallen tree. Presently two Indians sprang upon it, intent on those at a distance, and, on stepping down to pursue, bent the bushes so as to brush him. When night came, ne found his way to the fort.
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- [S204] A history and genealogy of the Comstock family in America, 36 (Reliability: 3).
- [S206] History of Wyoming, By Charles Miner, Adam Hubley, Appendix, p. 60 (Reliability: 3).
- [S183] A Comstock Genealogy, Cyrus Ballou Comstock, (Name: 1907;), 52 (Reliability: 3).
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