Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameSamuel CONGDON
Birth18 Feb 1733, South Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island1788, pp 13; 71; 179; 230
FreemanMay 1759, South Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island1977, p 80 Age: 26
Memoon the first Wednesday
Will1 Sep 18011834, p 2 Age: 68
Deathabt Dec 1809, South Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island1788, p 230 Age: 76
Memo“just prior to 1810”
FatherJoseph CONGDON (1697-1783)
MotherMary WICKHAM (1698->1777)
Individual Notes
• It is recorded that on the second Monday in June, 1779, he was mentioned by the General Assembly of Rhode Island for exchange of prisoners with the enemy on the island of Rhode Island, since he with Joseph (1414) and Stephen Congdon (1416) were taken by the enemy. This Samuel Congdon was known as “Fat Sam,” as he was a very heavy man, as was one of his sons, George Congdon.1977, pp 79-80

• In addition to these children, there is indication of two more daughters who were minus 16 years old at the time of the 1774 Rhode Island Colonial Census, but these daughters were not mentioned in the Will Account of Samuel Congdon recorded in the South Kingstown, R.I. Probate Court on 7/10, 1818 and on 7/29, 1818, from a Will dated in 1815.1977, p 80
Spouses
Birth18 Aug 1737, South Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island1788, p 231,1978, p 59; date only,1979, p 73; date only
FatherStephen CHAMPLIN (1710-1771)
MotherMary HAZARD (1716-1773)
Individual Notes
• Daughter of Stephen and Mary (Hazard) Champlin.1788, pp 230-1
Marriage19 May 1757, South Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island1980, p 139; year only,1981
ChildrenJoseph (1758-1824)
 Hannah (1759-1796)
 George (1760-1845)
 Sarah (~1762-1802)
 Stephen (1764-1820)
 Samuel (~1765-)
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Updated 12 Mar 2025
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