BIOGRAPHY:
Revolutionary War Patriot, Representaive to New York State Legislature. Daniel Gray enlisted in Colonel John Paterson's Regiment at the age of 19. In 1776 he was captured by a party of Iroquis and transported to Canada where he was sold to the British, sailed to New York and put aboard a prison ship. He survived 13 months aboard the ship, when he was freed in 1778 in a prisoner exchange, and re-enlisted as Lieutenant in Colonel Henry Van Rensselaer's Regiment, New York Militia. After the war, he moved to Berlin, New York, where he served several terms as Representative to the New York State Legislature, District Court Judge, District Supervisor, and Justice of the Peace. He died at age 73 in Berlin.
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