My Maine Heritage - June 2023 - Person Sheet
My Maine Heritage - June 2023 - Person Sheet
NameSmith Cram
Birth Date1762
Birth PlaceRaymond, Rockingham Co., NH
Death Date1810 Age: 48
Death PlaceMontville, Waldo Co., ME
FatherJohn Cram Jr. (1710-1797)
MotherMary Sanborn (1718-)
Misc. Notes
Smith Cram served in the Revolutionary War as a Private in the Company commanded by Captain Jeremiah Fogg. He enlisted at Raymond, New Hampshire.
Smith moved from Raymond, Rockingham Co, NH to Pittsfield, Merrimack Co, NH (10 yrs), to New Hampton, Merrimack Co, NH (6 yrs), and then to Montville, Waldo Co, ME as one of its first settlers. His son, Smith, built the 1st dry dock in New York City and constructed the 1st steamboat that ran on the Kennebec River.
Smith moved from Raymond, Rockingham Co, NH to Pittsfield, Merrimack Co, NH (10 yrs), to New Hampton, Merrimack Co, NH (6 yrs), and then to Montville, Waldo Co, ME as one of its first settlers. His son, Smith, built the 1st dry dock in New York City and constructed the 1st steamboat that ran on the Kennebec River.
Spouses
Birth Date1762
Birth PlaceChester, Rockingham Co., NH
Memoalt loc: Rowley, MA
Death Date1852 Age: 90
Death PlaceMontville, Waldo Co., ME
FatherJaasiel Jasiel Harriman (1727-1802)
MotherMary Davis (1733-)
Marr Date30 Dec 1782
Marr PlaceEpping, Rockingham Co., NH