Sessions, and Orphan's Court in 1791. Later years After the Revolutionary War, Todd was chosen as a member of Pennsylvania's ratifying convention and voted against ratification of the United States Constitution. He held several further political positions in his State, and received a pension for his service in the Revolution, so was well taken care of in his old age. His children were David, Mary md Joseph Baldridge, Nancy md Joseph Clark, Rebecca md James Sloan, Lois md George Armstrong, dau md George Smith, dau md James Matthews. He died in the town of Unity in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania on October 10, 1810. His grand niece Mary Todd would later become Abraham Lincoln's wife,. References 1739 births 1810 deaths Members of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives Pennsylvania militiamen in the American Revolution People from Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania People of Pennsylvania in the French and Indian War People from Somerset County, New Jersey American people of Irish descent People of colonial Pennsylvania