B4
Theodore Sedgwick  [Benjamin Sedgwick / Ann Thompson]
b. bef May 9, 1746, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut
bp May 9, 1746, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut
d. January 24, 1813, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
bu Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts, Stockbridge Cemetery
m1 bef 1773, Eliza Mason
m2 April 17, 1774, Pamela Dwight
m3 November 7, 1808, Penelope Russell

Elizabeth Mason  [Jeremiah Mason / Nancy Clark]
b. August 27, 1844
d. bef 1774

Pamela Dwight  [Joseph Dwight / Abigail (Williams) Sargeant]
b. June 26, 1753
d. September 20, 1807
bu Stockbridge, Berkshire, Massachusetts, Stockbridge Cemetery

Penelope Russell  [Charles Russell / Elizabeth (Vassal)]
b. March 17, 1769
d. May 18, 1827, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts
bu Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, under King's Chapel
 

Pamela Dwight

Census records:

Theodore SEDGWICK, a descendant of Major General Robert Sedgwick, was a delegate to the convention that ratified the U.S. Constitution. He served in the Continental Congress, then six years in the U.S. House of Representatives, three years in the U.S. Senate (one year as President pro tem) then three more years in the House of Representatives as Speaker of the House (1799-1801.) The house he built at Stockbridge, MA is still owned by the Sedgwick family, and the location of the famous "Sedgwick Pie" cemetery plot.

Here is Hubert Merrill Sedgwick's article about Theodore Sedgwick.

John Shaw Sedgwick, a descendant of Theodore, has written a book delving deeply into the character of Theodore and some of his other ancestors:

Children of Theodore Sedgwick and Pamela Dwight:

  Photos: the house that Theodore Sedgwick built in 1785, Stockbridge MA.
  courtesy Arthur Warton Schwartz, fourth great-grandson of Theodore

Theodore Sedgwick
Biographical Directory of the Congress of the United States