Theron and his brother,Silas, were both tailors working in Manhattan. At the time of his death he lived at 315 Delancy Street. The New York City (Manhattan) Death and Burial Register records that he was buried by the Methodist Protestant Church at Attorney Street. The most likely resting place would have been in the Vaults at the church. It is also possible that he was buried at the 1st Union Cemetery in Williamsburgh, Kings Co. His grave remains unlocated.
Theron and Silas came to New York City (Manhattan) about 1798 with thier parents, Trueman Upson and Elizabeth Bartholomew. Trueman took up a life at sea and was a Shipmaster sailing various vessels from New York Harbor between 1798 and 1808.
Theron and Silas came to New York City (Manhattan) about 1798 with thier parents, Trueman Upson and Elizabeth Bartholomew. Trueman took up a life at sea and was a Shipmaster sailing various vessels from New York Harbor between 1798 and 1808.
Theron and his brother,Silas, were both tailors working in Manhattan. At the time of his death he lived at 315 Delancy Street. The New York City (Manhattan) Death and Burial Register records that he was buried by the Methodist Protestant Church at Attorney Street. The most likely resting place would have been in the Vaults at the church. It is also possible that he was buried at the 1st Union Cemetery in Williamsburgh, Kings Co. His grave remains unlocated.
Theron and Silas came to New York City (Manhattan) about 1798 with thier parents, Trueman Upson and Elizabeth Bartholomew. Trueman took up a life at sea and was a Shipmaster sailing various vessels from New York Harbor between 1798 and 1808.
Theron and Silas came to New York City (Manhattan) about 1798 with thier parents, Trueman Upson and Elizabeth Bartholomew. Trueman took up a life at sea and was a Shipmaster sailing various vessels from New York Harbor between 1798 and 1808.
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