Susannah (Rogers) Lambert (1752-1829)

Mrs Susannah (Rogers) Lambert

She was born at Norwalk, Connecticut. She was the sister of Moses Rogers, of 7 State Street, New York City, and their sister, Esther, was the wife of Archibald Gracie who built the Gracie Mansion on Manhattan. Three of her brothers (Fitch, Henry and Nehemiah) fought as Loyalists and were among the founders of Saint John in New Brunswick. In 1769, Susannah married Yale graduate David Lambert and lived with him at Wilton, Connecticut. They were the parents of nine children of whom five lived to adulthood including Sarah, the wife of George Crookshank of Toronto; Deputy Commissary-General for Canada and Member of the Privy Council.

Parents (2)

Nehemiah Rogers

Nehemiah Rogers, of Fairfield, Connecticut

1718-1760

Elizabeth (Fitch) Rogers

Mrs Elizabeth (Fitch) Rogers

1723-1812

Spouse (1)

David Lambert

David Lambert, of "Lilacstead" Wilton, Connecticut

1739-1815

Children (6)

David Rogers Lambert

David R. Lambert, Merchant, of Rogers, Lambert & Co., New York

1772-1825

Henry Bills Lambert

Henry Bills Lambert, of Wilton, Connecticut

1777-1840

Sarah (Lambert) Crookshank

Mrs Sarah Susannah (Lambert) Crookshank, of Wilton, Connecticut

1782-1840

Samuel Fitch Lambert

Samuel F. Lambert, New York Merchant, retired to Wilton, Connecticut

1784-1865

John James Lambert

John James Lambert, of Wilton Connecticut

b.1787

Julia Maria Lambert

Julia Maria Lambert, of Toronto; died unmarried

1792-1861

Associated Houses (1)

David Lambert House

Wilton, Connecticut