more children, including: Isaac Spencer (born 1759), who served as Connecticut State Treasurer from 1818 to 1835. Jared Spencer (1762–1820), a twin who was a Yale graduate and an attorney who married Ann Green (1768–1855) in 1789. Mary Spencer (born 1762), a twin who married Turner Miner. Seth Spencer (born 1765) Hannah Spencer (1767–1843), who married Rev. Ichabod Lord Skinner (1767–1852) Betty Spencer (born 1770), who married Selden Warner. Nehemiah Spencer (1772–1839), who married Betsey Swan (died 1853) Spencer died on January 13, 1789, in East Haddam and was buried in Millington Cemetery west of the Millington Green section of East Haddam near where he lived. Later he and his wife were re-interred at the Nathan Hale Park of East Haddam and a monument was erected in his honor. Descendants His granddaughter through his son Joseph, Elizabeth Spencer, was married to General Lewis Cass (1782–1866), who also served as governor of the Michigan Territory, a United States senator from the state of Michigan, and as secretary of state under President James Buchanan. Major General Robert Ernest Noble was Spencer's great-great-great-grandson and became a member of the Society of the Cincinnati. References Notes Sources - bibliography of Spencer's Regiment in the Revolutionary Army External links The Society of the Cincinnati The American Revolution Institute 1714 births 1789 deaths Continental Army generals American people of English descent Continental Army officers from Connecticut Continental Congressmen from Connecticut 18th-century American politicians Members of the Connecticut General Assembly Council of Assistants (1662–1818) People of Connecticut in the American Revolution People of Connecticut in the French and Indian War Military personnel from Connecticut