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NameSeth Paine 
Birth1 Sep 1742, Lebanon, CT
Death3 Feb 1813, Paine Family Cemetery, Paines Hollow, NY
FatherBenjamin Paine (1700-1755)
MotherMary Brewster
Misc. Notes
Sometimes spelled “Payne” or “Payn”
Served in the Revolutionary War
On February 17, 1794, Seth Paine left his native country with his wife, his sister, six daughters and five sons. Beers History of Herkimer County, pg. 183 (1879), tells of Seth Paine’s arrival in the township of German Flats, where he was the first settler of Paines Hollow, and of this having thirteen days in coming with his cattle and other impediments. These histories do not state where in Windham County, CT, he came from.
Served in the Revolutionary War
On February 17, 1794, Seth Paine left his native country with his wife, his sister, six daughters and five sons. Beers History of Herkimer County, pg. 183 (1879), tells of Seth Paine’s arrival in the township of German Flats, where he was the first settler of Paines Hollow, and of this having thirteen days in coming with his cattle and other impediments. These histories do not state where in Windham County, CT, he came from.
Spouses
Birth9 May 1749, Mansfield, CT
Death17 Dec 1822, Paine Family Cemetery, Paines Hollow, NY