Capt Richard Glidden

  • Province of New Hampshire

Captain Richard Glidden was an early New England colonist from Portsmouth who spent much of his life in Exeter, Province of New Hampshire, where he worked as a yeoman and rose to the rank of Captain in local militia service. Born in 1665 to Charles and Eunice Shore Glidden, he represents a foundational figure in the Glidden family line and is historically notable as the common ancestor of several later American innovators and industrialists, including those associated with Glidden Paint. - AsNotedIn

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Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
Y/M/D Description Association Composition Place Locale Food Event
1665/00/00 Eunice Shore Glidden, wife of Charles Glidden, gives birth to a son, Richard Glidden, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Province of Massachusetts Bay. Born Strawberry Banke Portsmouth, NH
1687/00/00 Sarah marries Joseph Glidden, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Province of Massachusetts Bay. Groom
1728/10/05 Richard Glidden dies at age 63 in Exeter (now Lee), Province of New Hampshire. Mr Glidden's burial place is unknown. Died
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