Would appreciate any further information about Mary Ludington and her husbands. She was the daughter of Col. Henry Ludington, b. 31 Jul 1765, sister of the famous Sybil Ludington. Mary md. 1) 12 Sep 1785 David TRAVIS md 2) ____ COLWELL, and md 3) Asahel GILBERT I'm most interested in Mary and Asahel Gilbert while they were in Poughkeepsie. Does anyone know where she was buried? They were together in the Poughkeepsie census for 1840, and Asahel was in New York City in 1845, but apparently widowed again by 1847. I have a lot of info on Ashael, but no further information on her first two husbands or any issue. Please respond to me directly at thom.carlson@stanfordalumni.org, since I'm not a subscriber. Revolutionary Pension applications NA Film Series: M805 Roll: 621 File: R7777 Edmond Ogden, CT [p. 5] State of New York County of Dutchess ss Mary Gilbert of the Town of Poughkeepsie in said County, wife of the Rev. Asahel Gilbert, being duly sworn, deposes & says, that she is per- sonally acquainted with Sibal Ogden, now a resident of the Town of Unadilla County of Otsego in State [aforesaid] widow relict of one Edmund Ogden deceased, a revolu- tionary Officer, who served under Commodore John Paul Jones;--that this deponent is a sister of the said Sibal Ogden, & the only sister surviving; --that this depo- nent was personally present at the marriage of the said Si- bal Ogden, her said sister, with the said Emund Ogden which marriage was solemnized before the expiration of the Revolutionary War, & several years previous to the first day of January in the year of our Lord One thousand seven hundred & ninety four; --by the Reverend [???] Ebenezer Coles a regularly ordained & esteemed Cler- gyman of the Baptist Connection. And this deponent further states that said marriage oc- curred in the Town of Patterson, in the then County of Dutchess, now Putnam, in the State of New York--and further that the said Sibal Ogden widow as aforesaid of said Edmund Ogden is, & has remained a widow now since the death of the said Edmund, who died of yellow fever in the City of New York many years ago, since the year 1800, but in what precise year this deponent knows not. And further that the said Sibal is aged, indigent & in very precarious health. Further this deponent saith not. Subscribed & sworn thisher 21st day August Mary [x ] Gilbert A.D. 1838 Before me mark Silas E. Haight Justice of the Peace in and for Dutchess Co.