♂ Jeptha King

1768 - 1860

Jeptha King
Parents
Job King
Job King
1736
Spouse
Lucretia Irish
Lucretia Irish
1772 - 1850
Children
 

Timeline

about

1768

Alexander Simpson - 1810 United States Federal Census

birth


Tiverton, Rhode Island, USA ⇓
Based on the 1830 and 1810 U.S. Censuses, he was born at earliest 1766, at latest 1770. This fits with his birth date on the 1850 census in Licking, Ohio, which also lists his birth place as Rhode Island. He was likely born at Tiverton, the same place his sister was born three years later.
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1768 Taksin is crowned as ruler of the Thonburi Kingdom in Thailand (through conquest) and establishes Thonburi as a capital.

1790


Age: 22y
Job King & Sarah Fish - 1790 United States Federal Census

residence


Danby, Vermont, USA ⇓
Living nearby is Prince Allen, who married Job and Sarah (Fish) King's daughter Experience.
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1790 • The signing of the Residence Bill establishes a site along the Potomac River as the District of Columbia, the capital district of the United States.

1793


Nov 16
Age: 25y
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1794


Age: 26y
Alexander Simpson - 1810 United States Federal Census

birth of child


Cylinda King
New York, USA ⇓
Cylinda would have been born sometime between 1790 and 1794 based on the 1810 and 1830 US censuses. Since her parents were married in 1793, she was likely born around 1794.
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1794 • The French Republic abolishes slavery.

1810


Age: 42y
Alexander Simpson - 1810 United States Federal Census

residence


Rutland, Jefferson, New York, USA ⇓
Alexander Simpson and his wife Cylinda are living only a house away from Jeptha King.
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1810 • The Saint Petersburg main military engineering school becomes the first engineering higher learning institution in the Russian Empire, after addition of officers' classes and application of a five-year term of teaching.

1820


Age: 52y
Jeptha King - 1820 United States Federal Census

residence


Rutland, Jefferson, New York, USA ⇓
He is living next door to Alexander Simpson, and not far away is a younger James Simpson.
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1820 George IV of the United Kingdom ascends the throne on the death at Windsor Castle of his father George III (after 59 years on the throne), ending the period known as the British Regency. There will be a gap of 21 years before the title Prince of Wales is next used.

1820


Age: 52y
Jeptha King - 1820 United States Federal Census

residence


Rutland, Jefferson, New York, USA ⇓
Jeptha is living next door to Alexander Simpson, and not far away is a younger James Simpson.
1 Source ⇓
1820 • The town of Tuscumbia, Alabama, is incorporated.

1830


Age: 62y
Jeptha King & Lucretia Irish - 1830 United States Federal Census

residence


Rutland, Jefferson, New York, USA ⇓
Jeptha and Lucretia (Irish) King are again living only a house away from Alexander Simpson's family.
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1830 • The Belgian Revolution ends by liberating Brussels from the United Kingdom of the Netherlands.

1850


Age: 82y
Jeptha King's Sister Experience Parentage - North America Family Histories, 1500-2000

residence


St. Albans, Licking, Ohio, USA ⇓
Jeptha's sister, Experience, daughter of Job and Sarah (Fish) King from Rhode Island, first married Jesse Hurlburt, however later divorced and married Prince Allen in Danby, Vermont in 1802. Jeptha is living with an Allen family in this census, which could possibly be related to his sister's family, however, have yet to find this connection. Jeptha lists his birthplace as Rhode Island, like his sister. This connects Jeptha King and his wife Lucretia Irish to Danby as well, where their marriage record is found, as it is known that the Jeptha King there was from Rhode Island. Ethan Allen, one of the oldest members of the family who is living with Jeptha, is 104 years old.
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1850 • The temperance organisation, International Organisation of Good Templars, is established in Utica, New York, as the order of the Knights of Jericho.
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1860


Age: 92y

death


(He does not seem to appear on the 1860 census.)
1860 Giuseppe Garibaldi's forces capture Naples.

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