Joseph Marble was born on October 23, 1752, in Bolton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, his father, Benjamin, was 27 and his mother, Martha, was 23. He married Susannah Elizabeth Butler on September 28, 1777, in Brattleboro, Vermont. They had 10 children in 26 years. He died on February 1, 1836, in North Fayston, Washington County, Vermont, having lived a long life of 83 years, and was buried in North Fayston Cemetery, Moretown, Washington County, Vermont.

Joseph's sister Hannah was born on December 23, 1755, in Bolton, Massachusetts when Joseph was 3 years old.

Joseph's sister Martha Patience "Patty" was born on October 6, 1758, in Bolton, Massachusetts when Joseph was 5 years old.

Joseph's brother Benjamin was born on April 25, 1761, in Bolton, Massachusetts when Joseph was 8 years old.

Joseph's brother Levi was born on May 1, 1763, in Bolton, Massachusetts when Joseph was 10 years old.

Joseph's sister Patience was born on April 2, 1764, in Bolton, Massachusetts when Joseph was 11 years old

Joseph's brother Oliver was born on March 7, 1767, in Bolton, Massachusetts when Joseph was 14 years old.

Joseph's sister Mary was born on August 9, 1769, in Bolton, Massachusetts when Joseph was 16 years old.

Joseph's brother John was born on August 9, 1769, in Bolton, Massachusetts when Joseph was 16 years old

Joseph's sister Elizabeth was born on June 11, 1771, in Bolton, Massachusetts when Joseph was 18 years old.

On April 28, 1775, residing at Templeton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, Joseph Marble joined the Militia at Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.

Source: Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the War of the Revolution, 17 Vols, : Author: Secretary of the Commonwealth, Boston, MA, USA: Wright and Potter Printing Co., 1896, Vol 10 P 210 & 215.

In 1776, Joseph Marble was living in Winchester, Cheshire County, New Hampshire when Thomas Paine’s Common Sense was published.

1776 Convenant Signers in Winchester

Page v5:912, [1776-06-03] [S4-V5-p0911]; COLONY OF NEW-HAMPSHIRE: According to the within resolve of the General Congress, we called a meeting, and it appears that all the before mentioned signers have agreed to stand by the within Covenant. Joseph Marble is listed amongst the signers, so is Nathaniel Oak, John Butler Jr. and Philip Goss, relatives and future relatives.

Joseph Marble was living in the 13 colonies at one of the most important turning points in American history—the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Joseph's brother, Benj Marble Junior in 1832 "testify and say that in the year 1776, I removed with my Father from Bolton, Mass to the town of Winchester in the State of New Hampshire"

Joseph Marble lived in Winchester, New Hampshire, in 1776.

New Hampshire, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1790-1890; Inhabitants of New Hampshire, 1776; Joseph Marbel.

Joseph Marble married Susannah Elizabeth Butler on September 28, 1777, in Brattleboro, Vermont, when he was 24 years old.

Source: Declaration of Susan Marble, states no clergy man in Winchester, New Hampshire; therefore marriage was in Battleboro, VT.

His daughter Sylvia was born about 1778, in Winchester, New Hampshire.

His daughter Susannah was born on April 15, 1780, in Winchester, New Hampshire.

His daughter Martha Goss "Patty" was born about 1785, in Winchester, New Hampshire.

His son Joseph Jr. was born on April 28, 1789, in Winchester, New Hampshire.

Joseph Marble lived in Winchester, New Hampshire, in 1790.

Source: 1790 US Census • Winchester, Cheshire, New Hampshire, United States

His daughter Polly was born in 1792 in Winchester, New Hampshire

His son Butler Emery was born in January 1794 in Winchester, New Hampshire.

His son Benjamin was born on January 1, 1796, in Winchester, New Hampshire.

Joseph's brother John died on December 25, 1798, in Cheshire County, New Hampshire when Joseph was 46 years old.

Joseph Marble lived in Winchester, Cheshire County, New Hampshire, in 1800.

So are his parents and siblings, the parents were residing in Hartland, Vermont in the 1790 US Census.

Source: 1800 US Census • Winchester, Cheshire, New Hampshire

His son John was born about 1800, in Winchester, New Hampshire.

His son Jacob was born on June 1, 1802, in Winchester, New Hampshire.

His daughter Cynthia was born on March 3, 1804, in Winchester, New Hampshire.

Joseph's father Benjamin passed away in 1806 in Winchester, New Hampshire, at the age of 81.

Joseph's mother Martha "Mary" Maby passed away on July 17, 1806, in Winchester, New Hampshire, at the age of 76.

Migration

1806, Mother, Martha "Maby" G Marble dies in Winchester, NH, but buried in North Fayston Cemetery, Vermont

20 Jun 1809; Warranty Deed Jonas Holden of Waitsfield, Chittenden County, Vermont to Joseph Marble of Winchester, Cheshire County, New Hampshire Consideration: $800.00 Two lots of land in Fayston, Chittenden County, containing 110 in each lot.

1816; Built First Sawmill in Fayston, Vermont

Northern part of the town on the banks of Shepard Brook; Source: Gazetteer of Washington County, Vermont, 1783-1889, edited by William Adams, compiled & published by Hamilton Child, Syracuse, N. Y.

1816, Direct Tax, National Standard (Middlebury, VT, Vol. IV, issue 25, 12 February 1817, heading on p. 1, col. 1, Fayston entries on p. 3, col. 3.

Joseph's brother Levi died on May 4, 1817, in Winchester, New Hampshire when Joseph was 64 years old.

Joseph Marble lived in Washington County, Vermont, in 1820. Source: US Census.

Joseph's sister Patience died on October 28, 1825, in Medway, Massachusetts when Joseph was 73 years old.

Joseph Marble lived in Fayston, Vermont, in 1830.

1830 US Census; Census Place: Fayston, Washington, Vermont; Page: 283; NARA Series: M19; Roll Number: 183; Family History Film: 0027449

Joseph's brother Benjamin died in 1830 in Fairfield, Vermont when Joseph was 78 years old.

Joseph's brother Oliver died in 1831 in Westmoreland, New Hampshire when Joseph was 79 years old.

12 Dec 1832; Montpelier, Washington, Vermont

Vermont Pension Certificate # 26015, Source: Series: M805 Roll: 551 Image: 579 File: R6895 Payments issued from Burmington, Washington County, Vermont

Joseph Marble died on February 1, 1836, in Fayston, Vermont, when he was 83 years old.

27 Feb 1836; Washington District Probate Court records: "Joseph Marble Estate" Joseph Marble of Fayston, Washington, Vermont

Burial: North Fayston Cemetery, Moretown, Washington County, Vermont.