Captain Israel Heald, One of the branches on the Putnam tree that leads to the American Revolution

Last post of the day is about Captain Israel Heald.  

By Godefroy, François, 1743?-1819 - Scanned by me from an old German book: Welst-Geschichte Herausgegeben von Professor Dr J.v.Pflugk-Harttung Neuzeit seit 1815 Berlin Ullstein & Co (copyright 1910) Another copy of this image is in the New York Public Library Digital Collection. Image URL:http://digitalgallery.nypl.org/nypldigital/dgkeysearchdetail.cfm?trg=1&strucID=254155&imageID=478724&word=battle%20of%20lexington&s=1&notword=&d=&c=&f=&k=0&lWord=&lField=&sScope=&sLevel=&sLabel=&total=46&num=0&imgs=20&pNum=&pos=7#_seemore Image Title: Journée de Lexington. Medium: Engravings Specific Material Type: Prints Standard Reference: EM2374 Catalog Call Number: MEZP Digital ID: 478724 Record ID: 254155, Public Domain, Link

He was born on August 16th, 1736 in Action, MA.  He died October 28th, 1815.  On the dame day that Timothy Wheeler was misdirecting the British about the flour, Captain Heald was mustering as part of the Action, MA minutemen to deal with the incursion.  He marched as an officer in Captain Jonas Robbins company.  His Daughter of the American Revolution number is A053764.

The table below shows how we are related.

Relationship	Name	Birth	Death
6th Great Grandfather	Captain Israel Heald	August 16th, 1736 Action, MA	October 28th, 1815 Action, MA
6th Great Grandmother	Susanna Robbins	1737 Chelmsford, MA	1822 Action, MA
5th Great Grandfather	Benjamin Heald	1764 Action, MA	1841 Sumner, ME
4th Great Grandmother	Susan Heald	1788 Sumner, ME	1864 Houlton, ME
3rd Great Grandfather	Benjamin Franklin Heald	1822 Dover, ME	1879 Hammond, ME
2nd Great Grandfather	Frank H Washington Carpenter	1845 Hammond, ME	1936 Houlton, ME
Great Grandmother	Cora Margaret Carpenter	1872 Houlton, ME	1964 Houlton, ME
Grandfather	Ervin Earl Putnam	1893 Oakfield, ME	1988 Newark, OH