Charles CLINTON

                   Without issue.
Personal correspondence 1763.
                  

                   Roeder: starvation.
                  

                   Died of measles enroute to America.
Roeder: starvation.
                  

                   No children.

Montgomery: April 17, 1732.

Carol and Guy have 1757 as date of death.
Montgomery: 1753.
                  

                   Carol and Guy have 1730 as year of birth.

Personal correspondence 1795.
Sarah Paget: 1795.
Montgomery: April 30, 1791.
Roeder: 1795.

Guy Clinton: Doctor in the British army during the French and Indian wars.
                  

                   Nancy Taylor has 1733 as year of birth.
Carol has between 1733-1736.
LDS has August 2, 1737 as date of birth.
Nancy Taylor: place of birth Little Britain, Ulster, New York according to the NY Geneological and Biographical Record, Surrogate's Office of Kingston, New York.
Olde Ulster 1905 has place of birth as Little Britain, year of 1736
Sarah Paget: 9/20/1736.
DePuy: August 9, 1733 in Ulster (became Orange) County, New York.
Lineage of Clinton Family: place of birth as Little Britain, New York.
RootsWeb: 1733.

Old Ulster 1905 has place of death as Little Britain, Ulster, New York.

Montgomery: Little Britain, Orange, New York.

Old Ulster 1905 has rank as Brigadier-General during Revolutionary War and promoted to Major General at the end of the war.

An officer during the French and Indian War for the British. A Major General of the American Army during the American Revolution.
Dawn Wilson: Major General at the close of the Revolutionary War.
DePuy: Soldier in American Revolution, Captain - French and Indian War, Lieutenant-Colonel, brigade received the surrendered British colors at Yorktown, VA.

DePuy: May 1775.
                  

                   Anti-Federalists. Author of seven letters signed "Cato" opposing the ratification of Constitution
Held the title in New York "father of the state"

Day of week was Sunday.
Ancestry.com: July 25, 1739.
Montgomery: July 25, 1739.

Arlington Cemetery.

Inaugurated July 30, 1777.
Montgomery: April 1777.

The fourth vice-president of the United States of America
Montgomery: Inaugurated April 20, 1812, in Washington, D.C.

He was the first Vice President to die in office.

Second Continental Congress.
Montgomery: appointed April 22, 1775. Took his seat May 15, 1775.

Pultneyville: Subaltern in the Ulster County Second Regiment.

Thirty-first New York Colonia Assembly.

In charge of the Hudson Highlands at the Battle of White Plains (October 28, 1776).