Celia Post

Name
Celia /Post/
Death of a paternal grandfather
May 20, 1828
Granby, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
Birth of a brother
January 8, 1832
Hebron, Tolland County, Connecticut, United States
Death of a father
January 13, 1839
Hebron, Tolland County, Connecticut, United States
Death of a mother
September 6, 1870
Connecticut, United States
Death of a brother
March 25, 1902
Old Soldiers Home, Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California, United States
Burial of a brother
March 27, 1902
Old Soldiers Home, Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California, United States
Research log
Note: Wadhams Genealogy (1913), p. 63, lists "Celia Post" among the children of Asahel Post and Anna Dunham. Sourced, grade B.

Wadhams Genealogy (1913), p. 63, lists "Celia Post" among the children of Asahel Post and Anna Dunham. Sourced, grade B.

FamilySearch lists the children of Asahel Post and Anna Dunham as: Anna Samantha (about 1808), Julia M. (1809-1891), Welthy L. (1814-1825), Celia H. (1814), Betsey M. (1816-1819), Betsy Mariva (1819-1880), Electa C. (1821-1823), Electa C. (1824-1877), Sarilla L. (1827-1877), Henry Dunham (1832-1903) and Hiram N. (1835). Celia H. Post, born 1814, matches this record.

Burial of a father
Gilead Cemetery, Hebron, Tolland County, Connecticut, United States
Note

Never married and lived in Mass.

Last change
October 9, 2026 – 15:21:06
Author of last change: daveh
Family with parents
father
1781–1839
Birth: September 1, 1781 34 — Connecticut, United States
Death: January 13, 1839 — Hebron, Tolland County, Connecticut, United States
mother
1788–1870
Birth: January 4, 1788 — Glastonbury, Hartford County, Connecticut, United States
Death: September 6, 1870 — Connecticut, United States
Marriage Marriage — —
sister
sister
sister
sister
sister
herself
sister
brother
younger brother
1832–1902
Birth: January 8, 1832 50 44 — Hebron, Tolland County, Connecticut, United States
Death: March 25, 1902 — Old Soldiers Home, Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California, United States
Name
Citation details: p. 63