I still have more corrections to make.
Updated 31 Oct 2000
Ancestors of Abigail FRANKLIN (Homemaker) 1. Abigail1 FRANKLIN (Homemaker), born 22 Nov 1777 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 6 Apr 1835 in
Westminister, Windham Co, Vermont; buried in Michael Gilson Cemetery, Westminister, Vermont, daughter of 2. Ishi
FRANKLIN and 3. Martha PIERSON. She married bef 1802 Ephraim SPENCER (Jr farmer), born 23 Dec 1770 in
Westminister, Windham Co, Vermont; died 23 Jun 1849 in Westminister, Windham Co, Vermont; buried in Michael Gilson
Cemetery, Westminister, Vermont, son of Ephraim SPENCER (II Farmer) and Hannah HOLT (Homemaker). Notes for Abigail FRANKLIN (Homemaker) SOURCE: VITAL RECORD: Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut:2:124 [Barbour Collection Berkshire Atheneaum on
microfilm]. PROBATE: Grandparents: Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Abigail Spencer
Linen sheet 6.0 Do 6.0 pillow case 1.6 Blue & white punch bowl 9.1, 1 old towel .4 =.15.2 (copied CT State Library 12
July 2000 I do believe this is my documentation she is indeed the daughter of Ishi & Martha!) To Abigail third daughter a right in the land at Roast meat hill Beginning at a heap of stones & corner of land set tp Martha
thence northerly 3 rods 16 links to a heap of stones westerly 29 rods 20 links to a heap of stones thence westerly 29 rods 20
links to a heap of stones thence southerly 3 rods 14 links to a heap of stones thence westerly 29 rods 20 links to a heap of
stones thence southerly 3 rods 14 links to a heap of stones thence easterly 29 rods 22 links to the first corner Containing half
an acre & 20 rods Bounded east on Abrm Pierson's land north on land set to Cynthia west on the heirs of John Pierson Esq
decd & south on land set to Martha. Lydia Pierson #1720 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Abigail Third Daughter black silk gloves 6.0
Tors & wool apron .9 Old blue stockings .4 Reel? 4.0 Right in the old Oxen 6.6 =0.17.7 In Real Estate Beginning at a heap
of stones by highway a corner of land set to Martha Thence Southerly as the highway goes 1 rod 19 links to a heap of stones
thence easterly 102 rods to links to a heap of stones thence northerly 2 rods to a heap of stones thence westerly 101 rods to
the first corner Containing 1 acre & 10 rods Bounded west on highway south on land set Cynthia east on the heirs of Abner
Hull dcd & north on land set to Martha 2.19.2 3/4 total 3.16.9 3/4. DEEDS: 17:430-1: To all People to whom these Presents shall come Greeting Know ye that we Warren Franklin, Ishi
Franklin, Silvanus Franklin & Clarissa Franklin of Killingworth in the County of Middlesex & State of Connecticut &
Martha Franklin, Ephraim Spencer & Abigail his wife of Westminster in the County of Windham & State of Vermont from a
valuable consideration - Rec to our full satisfaction of Ezra Porter of sd Killingworth Do give grant bargain sell & confirm
unto the sd Ezra Porter his heirs & assigns for ever Six small tracts of land lying in sd Killingworth at meat hill so called
which were given us by the last Will & Testament of our Hon Grandfather Mr Samuel Pierson decd & were set out to us in
the Distribution of the ? of our Hon Grandmother Lydia Pierson decd in the following manner viz - 89 rods of ground to
Warren 89 rods to Ishi 94 rods to Silvanus 100 rods to Clarissa 100 rods to Martha & 100 rods to Abigail Containing in the
whole three acres & 92 rods of land for more particular description on Record of Probate To have & to hold the above
granted & bargained [431] ? with the appurtenances thereof unto him the sd grantee? his heirs & assigns forever to his &
their own ? use behoof - And also we the sd Grantors do for ourselves heirs Executors & Administrators Covenant with
the sd grantee his heirs & assigns that at & until the ensealing these presents we are these presents we are well seized? of the
? as good ? Estate in fee simple & have good right to bargain & sell the same in manner & form as above written & that the
land is free of all Encumbrances whatsoever ..... Sixth Day of April AD 1803 Warren Franklin (seal) Ishi Franklin (seal) Clarissa Franklin (seal) Ephraim Spencer Junr (seal) Abigail Spencer (seal) Martha Franklin (seal) Sylvanus Franklin (seal) In presence of us Abraham Pierson Lydia Pierson Martin Lord 2nd Mabel Lord ... appeared Jan 4th 1804 Personally appeared Ephraim Spencer Junr, Abigail Spencer & Martha Franklin .... 17:512-3: To all people to whom their presents shall come Greeting. Know that we Sylvanus Franklin of Killingworth in the county of Middlesex and state of Connecticut and Martha Franklin &
Ephraim Spencer & Abigail his wife of Westminster in the County of Windham and State of Vermont for the consideration
of $29.62 cents Received to our full satisfaction of our brother Ishi Franklin of said Killingworth Do give grant bargain sell
& confirm to the said Ishi Franklin his heirs and assigns forever three small tracts of land lying in said Killingworth
containing the whole three acres and 12 rods of land which tracts were set to us in the distribution of the estate of our Hond
Grandfather with Lydia Pierson decd in the following manner viz - to Sylvanus 1 acre & 31 rods to Martha 1 acre & 10
rods to Abigail 1 acre & 9 rods for more particular description of the above tracts reference is had to ? in the sd distribution
record of Probate have and to Hold... In witness whereof .. 5th day of February AD 1805 Ephraim Spencer Junr (LS) Martha Franklin (LS) Abigail Spencer (LS) Silvanus Franklin (LS) Middlesex Co ss Killingworth Febr 5 AD 1805 Personally appeared Ephraim Spencer & his wife Abigail signer and sealer of
the foregoing instrument ... VERMONT VITAL RECORDS: Westminster Windham Co: Abigail Spencer wife of Ephraim Spencer died Apr 6 1835. GS: ABIGAIL WIFE OF EPHRAIM SPENCER DIED APR 6 1835 AE 57. Notes for Ephraim SPENCER (Jr farmer) SOURCE: Spencer Genealogy by Flora Clark [1963] ABSOLUTELY WRONG!!!!!! DEEDS: Westminster Windham Co VT:P:116: Know all men by these presents that I Ephraim Spencer of Westminster in
the County of Windham and State of Vermont for the consideration of one dollar paid to me in full satisfaction by Asher
Spencer of Greenfield in the County of Franklin and State of Massachusetts ... a certain tract of land discribed as follows
viz: Being all the land which ascribed in my deed to Mark Richards dated Nov 15 1817 and recorded Liber K page 414 of
Westminister land records .. Also meadow lot number 35 as laid out in the second Division of meadow lots in said town of
Westminister conveyed by John (Madison?) to said Mark Richards by his deed dated Oct 19 1827 recorded in Liber M?
page 124 of said land records and all of meadow lot number 36 in said division of meadow lots in said Westminster
conveyed by J Columbus Averill to said Mark Richards by his deed dated 1oth of May 1831 recorded in Liber N page 10? of
said land record ... 17 Dec 1845 Ephraim Spencer (LS) P:117: .... Ephraim Spencer of Westminster in the County of Windham and State of Vermont for the consideration of Seven
Hundred Dollars paid .. Asher Spencer of Greenfield in the County of Franklin and State of Massachusetts ... land in
Westminister ... I bought of Jabez Pennimen and known by the Penniman Lots ... containing 70 acres more or less... Dec 7
1845 ... Ephraim Spencer (LS) CENSUS:1800 Westminster Windham Co VT: Ephraim Spencer Jr 1 male under 10, 1 m 26-45, 1 female 16-26. 1810 Westminster Ephraim Spencer Jr 2 males under 10, 1 m 10-16, 1 m 26-45, 2 females under 10, 1 f 16-26. 1820 Westminster Ephraim Spencer 2 males under 10, 1 m 10-16, 1 m 16-18, 2 m 16-26, 1 m over 45, 2 female under 10, 1
f 10-16, 1 f 16-26, 1 f 26-45. 1830 Westminster 1 male 5-10, 2 m ae 15-20, 1 m 20-30, 1 m ae 50-60; 1 female ae 5 - 10, 1 f 10-15, 1 f 20-30, 1 f 50-60. 1840 Westminster Ephraim Spencer 1 male under 5, 1 m between 15-20, 1 m 20-30, 1 m 60-80; 1 female ubder 5, 1 f 15-20,
1 f 30-40, 1 f 70-80. MARRIAGE: __ Spencer resident of Westminster VT & Alona Foster resident of Walpole Cheshire Co New Hampshire
April __ 1836 Rev Horatio Wood officiated. [copied 1978 but don't remember where I copied this. Suspect in Concord] OBIT: The Gazette Thurs Jul 19 1849: DEATHS: In Westminster June 23 Mr Ephraim Spencer aged 78 1/2" (Bellows
Falls Library) [b on Sun d Sat] Grandson Albert Spencer states 13 children. GS: EPHRAIM SPENCER DIED JUNE 23 1849 AE 78. Children of Abigail FRANKLIN (Homemaker) and Ephraim SPENCER (Jr farmer) were as follows: i Asher SPENCER, born 9 Aug 1802 in Westminster, Windham Co, Vermont; died 4 Sep 1873 in Brattleboro, Windham
Co, Vermont. SOURCE: GENEALOGY: Spencer Gen by Flora Clark [1963] WHICH I DISAGREE!!! Captain John
Johnson by Paul F Johnson[1945]:218: married Feb 22 1837 Asher Spencer born Aug 9 1802 Westminster Vt. CENSUS:
1850 Brattleboro Windham Co VT 483-546 Asher Spencer 48 stage proprietor, real estate value $2000 b VT, Elizabeth 40
b MA, Issac A? 12 attending school,b MA, Porter 10 attending school b MA, Catharine Handy 19 b Ireland; Westminster
Windham Co VT: Agriculture report: #6 Asher Spencer 100 acres improved 25 acres unimproved value of farm $4500,
value of farm implements $260, 1 horse, 4 milch cows, 4 working oxen, cattle, 2 sheep, swine, value of livestock $875,
Indian corn 300 bushels, oats 300 bushels, 8 lb wool, 6 bushels of peas & beans, 150 bushels Irish potatoes, 300 lb of butter,
100 lb cheese, 40 tons of hay, 3 bushels of other grass seeds, 300 lb maple sugar, homemade manufacturing $10 value of
animals slaughted ?. VERMONT VITAL RECORDS: DEATH: Brattleboro ae 71 apoplexy parents not listed. OBIT:
Vermont Phoenix Sep 12 1873 Fri 2:5: DEATHS. Asher Spencer an old and well known resident of Brattleboro died the 4th
inst. of Apoplexy quite suddenly. Mr Spencer was a native of Westminster Vermont but removed to this place from
Greenfield. For some years he was associated with Daniel Kingsley of Springfield Mass in the staging business. He was a life
long Democrat. He was a little short of 71 years. Brattleboro Reformer & Farmer Fri Sept 12 1873:5:2: The death of Asher
Spencer as recorded on another page was sudden and unexpected. Apparently well the day previous was suddenly stricken
at night with what proved to be a disease of the heart and died in a short time. Mr Spencer sustained with ferver the various
relations of life on which he was placed. In early days before railroads had crept into the state he under the firm of Spencer
and Kingsley monopolized most of the stage routes leading into Brattleboro, but the introduction of railroads put an end to
the monoply of staging. Mr S was an "out and out" Democrat of the old school and in consideration of which he sought and
obtained the office of Postmaster of this village under Buchanan. The duties of which office he discharged faithfully and to
the general satisfaction of those interested. Mr S was one of our promenant citizens respected in life and lamented in death. ii Hannah SPENCER, born abt Jun 1805 in Westminster, Windham Co, Vermont; died 23 Dec 1819/20 in Westminster,
Windham Co, Vermont; buried in Michael Gilson Cemetery, Westminster, Windham Co, Vermont. SOURCE:
VERMONT VITAL RECORDS:Church Record 1:477 Hannah Spencer died Dec 23 1820 ae 14 yr 6 mo dau of Ephraim
Spencer. Town Clerk Records 1819 from gravestone. GS: HANNAH SPENCER DIED DEC 23 1819 AGE 14 YEARS &
6 MO DAUGHTER OF E SPENCER. iii Mark SPENCER (Farmer), born 8 Jun 1807 in Westminster Windham County Vermont; died 14 Oct 1853 in
Westminster Windham County Vermont; buried in Westminster Windham County Vermont. SOURCE: VT VITAL
RECORDS: MARRIAGE: 3:15 Town Records Westminster Windham Co VT Sylvester Sage minister officiated. DEEDS:
Westminster Windham Co VT:p:476: Asher Spencer of Greenfield Franklin Co Mass sold to Mark Spencer of Westminster
Windham Co VT $105 for land viz Beginning at a fence where the north line of said Mark Spencer's houselot intersects the
west side of the road leading to the now dwelling house of said Mark Spencer & running westerly about 24 rods to land
heretofore deeded by E A Holton to sd Mark Spencer. Then on the northerly line of said Holton land to land of Samuel
Underwood about 33 rods thence easterly ? road to the place of ? with all the buildings? thereon? it being the Ephraim
Spencer house lot & suppose to contain 2 acres & 103 rods..2 Jan 1849.. Asher Spencer (LS). CENSUS: 1850
Westminster Windham Co VT 12 Sep: 271-288 Mark Spencer 43 farmer real value $3000 b VT, Sarah 36 b VT, Henry F
16 laborer b NH, Harvey E 14 b VT, Albert S 12 b VT, Sarah R 10 b VT, Mary M 8 b VT, Laura E 4 b VT, Charles E 2 b
VT; Agriculture Report #5 Mark Spencer 90 acres improved, 10 acres unimproved, value of farm $3000, value of
implements $210, 1 horse, 3 milch cows, 4 working oxen, 10 other cattle 2 swine, value of stock $400, 200 bushels of
Indian corn, 100 bushels of oats, 4 bushels peas & beans, 100 bushels of Irish potatoes, 300 lb of butter, 100 lb of cheese,
30 tons of hay 800 lb of maple sugar, value of homemade manufacturing $10, value of slaughter $160. OBIT: The
Brattleboro Eagle Fri Oct 21 1853 3:3: deaths. DEATHS. In Westminster Oct 14th Mark Spencer aged 45. NH & Mass
papers copy. PROBATE: Bellos Fall Windham Co VT W:340-2 Intestate. GS: MARK SPENCER DIED OCT 14 1853 AE
46. iv (---) SPENCER (Infant), born abt 1809 in Westminster, Windham Co, Vermont; died 25 Feb 1809. SOURCE:
VERMONT VITAL RECORDS:DEATH: Westminster Windham Co VT: A Spencer's Infant Sep 18 1807 Westminster
Chruch Records. v Cynthia SPENCER, born abt Jun 1811 in Westminster, Windham Co, Vermont; died 21 Dec 1819/ 3 Dec 1820 in
Westminster, Windham Co, Vt; buried in Gilson Cemetery, Westminster, Windham Co, Vermont. SOURCE: VERMONT
VITAL RECORDS: DEATH: Town Clerk records Cynthia Spencer died Dec 21 1819 ae 8 yr 6 mo dau of E & A, also
recorded Dec 21 1819 dau of E & A Cemetery record. GS: CYNTHIA SPENCER DIED DEC 2 1819 AGE 8 YEARS & 6
MO DAUGHTER OF E & A SPENCER. vi David SPENCER, born abt 1814 in Westminster, Windham Co, Vermont; died 19 Feb 1867 in Brattleboro, Windham
Co, Vermont. SOURCE: VERMONT VITAL RECORDS: MARRIAGE: Brattleboro Windham Co VT: David Spencer ae
54 son of Ephraim married Martha Carpenter, J Chandler officiated; DEATH: Brattleboro district 6: David Spencer,
consumption ae 58 farmer born Westminster VT son of Ephraim Spencer & Abigail Spencer. PROBATE: Brattleboro
Probate District died Intestate #2675: widow Martha no children. OBIT: The Vermont Phoenix Nov 8 1872: DEATHS.
Nov 1 David Spencer in Brattleboro age 58. vii Luther SPENCER, born abt 1817 in Westminster, Windham Co, Vermont; died 12 Jul 1879 in Acworth, Sullivan Co,
New Hampshire. SOURCE: VERMONT VITAL RECORDS: MARRIAGE: Westminster Windham Co VT 1-3:37: Luther
Spencer resident of Westminiter age 26 & Martha Lovell ; MARRIAGE [2] Luther ae 46 res of Westminster & Sarah H
Hartwell 3 Nov 1863. NEW HAMPSHIRE VITAL RECORDS: DEATH: Acworth Sullivan Co: Luther Spencer age 58
married farmer heart disease born Westminster VT son of Ephraim Spencer & Abigail Spencer.(copied at Concord NH 13
Jul 1978) CENSUS: 1880 Acworth Sullivan Co Mortality: Luther Spencer ae 58 born Vermont farmer resident 1/2 year
heart disease father born Vermont mother born Massachusetts [WRONG born Connecticut]. viii Clarissa SPENCER, born abt 1817/24 in Westminster, Windham Co, Vermont; died 5 Jul 1860 in Acworth Sullivan
Co New Hampshire; buried in Acworth Sullivan Co New Hampshire. SOURCE: CENSUS: 1850 Acworth Sullivan
County New Hampshire: Samuel McKeen Jr ae 30 real estate value $1800, Clariss ae 33? born Vermont, Harriet Spencer 13
attending school b VT, Charles E Spencer ae 9 attending school b VT 1860 Acworth:15:111-133: Samuel McKeen Jr ae 40
farmer value of real estate $1800 personal estate $600, Clarissa ae 43 housewife, Martha E 7, Charles E Spencer ae 19
farmer. GS: CLARISSA SPENCER WIFE OF SAMUEL McKEAN DIED JULY 5 1860. Generation 2 2. Ishi2 FRANKLIN, born 4 Apr 1750 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 20 May 1750 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 16 Nov 1795 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 4. Jonathan FRANKLIN
and 5. Abigail GRISWOLD. He married on 19 Aug 1771 in Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut
3. Martha PIERSON, born 28 Feb 1753 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 25 Mar 1753 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died 20 Oct 1799 in Killingworth Middlesex Co
Connecticut, daughter of 6. Samuel PIERSON and 7. Lydia STEVENS. Notes for Ishi FRANKLIN SOURCE: VITAL RECORD:BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut:2:123; MARRIAGE:2:124 [Barbour
Collection Berkshire Atheneaum on microfilm]. CHURCH RECORDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: MARRIAGE:
DEATH: Received from Frank Parmelee. INTERNET: BRUCE MITCHELL bwmitch@neptune.on.ca. CENSUS: 1790 Killingworth Middlesex County CT:84: Franlin, Essi, 2 male over 16, 6 m under 16, 4 female. Notes for Martha PIERSON SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:128. CHURCH RECORDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: BAPTISM:2:33;MARRIAGE:2:66; DEATH: Received from Frank
Parmelee. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:985. PROBATE: Parents. Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: Set ou to the heirs of Martha
Franklin deceased who was third daughter viz: Children of Ishi FRANKLIN and Martha PIERSON were as follows: i David1 FRANKLIN, born 6 Dec 1772 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 18 Mar 1809 of Gates Monroe
Co New York. SOURCE: CT VITAL RECORDS:BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. Gazetteer and Biographical
Record of Genesee Co NY 1788-1890:325: Those who came from Killingworth CT prior to 1810 to Bergen between
Bergen Corners & Fort Hill David Franklin & his four brothers Ishi, Sylvanus, Daniel & |Reuben. PROBATE: Grandfather
Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To David Franklin Woolen sheet 4.0 Porringer 1.3
meat barrel 1.9, Pr woolen stockings 2.3, bread chest 2.0, meal bag 1.3, 2 dry barrels 1.8? Tray 1.8 =.15.2. To David eldest
son A right in the land at North Bristol Beginning at the north west corner of the southerly piece piece of land at a heap of
stones thence souther 2 rods 10 links to a heap of stones Thence easterly 66 rods 51? links to a heap of stones thence
northerly 2 rods 20 links to a black oak tree stones by it thence wasterly 67 rods to the first corner Containing 2 acres & 15
rods. Bounded west on David Leach' land south on land set to hamlet Redfield east on land of David Leach 2d & north on
Samuel Maynerd's land. Grandmother Lydia Pierson #1720 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To David
oldest son Trainmel? .5.0 a number of old books .2.0 Black worsted clock .1.6 Right in the old oxen .9.1 = .17.7. In real
estate Beginning at a heap of stones by highway thence southerly 2 rods & 17 links to a heap of stones thence easterly 83?
rods to a heap of stones thence northerly 2 rods to a heap of stones thence westerly 81? rods 15 links to the first corner
Containing 1 acre & 31 rods Bounded west on highway south on land set to Warren east on Abner Hull's heirs & north on
land set to Marvin Redfield 2.19.2 3/4 Total 3.16.9 3/4. DEEDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:18:63: To all people to
whom these presents shall come Greeting. Know ye that I David Franklin of Killingworth in the County of Middlesex and
State of Connecticut for the consideration of thirty three dollars & 33 cents Received to my full satisfaction of Warren
Franklin of sd Killingworth do give grant bargain sell and confirm unto the said Warren Franklin his heirs and assigns a tract
of land lying in sd Killingworth on Parker's hill eastward from his dwelling house begining at the north corner at a whiteood
paddle? stones about it thence south to a heap of stones thence east 16 rods to an elm standing about it thence north 20 rods
to a whitewood ? stones about it thence west 18 rods to the first corner containing by estimation? two acres & 20 rods more
or less Bounded easterly partly on my land? every way else on the sd Warren's land .......9 May 18 ? .. David Franklin
Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:18:64: To all people to whom these presents shall come Greeting. Know ye that I David
Franklin of Killingworth in the County of Middlesex and State of Connecticut for the consideration of Forty dollars
Received to my full satisfaction of my brother Warren Franklin of said Killingworth do give grant bargain sell and confirm
unto the said Warren Franklin his heirs and assigns forever a small tract of land lying in sd Killingworth on Parker's Hill
which I purchased of my hond grandfather Franklin Beginning at a heap of stones by highway thence? south 4 rods to a heap
of stones thence east 14 rods to a heap of stones thence north 4 rods to a white oak saddle? thence east? ? rods to a wild
cherry tree stones about it thence north 4? rods? to a heap of stones thence west 24 rods to a heap of stones ? south 3 rods
to sd whitewash saddle? thence west 14 rods ? first corner . Containing 140 rods of land Bounded west on ?? south on
William Hamilton otherwise on land of my sd ?? father deceased .... 12 July 1804 ... David Franklin (my photocopy is not
complete) CENSUS: 1800 FRANKLIN DAVID Middlesex County CT 504 01200-00030-00 CT1800 Federal Census
Index CTS1a1150343. ii Clarissa1 FRANKLIN, born 29 Aug 1774 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: CT VITAL
RECORDS:BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. married Levi Spring? PROBATE: Grandfather Samuel Pierson
#1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Clarissa Franklin Black & white bed blanket 11.6 Cedar tub 1.
6 ash broom 1.0 1 towel 1.3 1 old tablecloth 0.9, 1 foot glass .5 =.15.2. To Clarissa eldest daughter A right in the land at
Roast meat hill Beginning at a heap of stones at corner of land set to Daniel thence northerly 3 rods 14 links to a heap of
stones thence westerly 29 rods 24 links to a heap of stones thence southerly 3 rods 12 links to a heap of stones thence
easterly 30 rods 9? links to the first corner Containing half an acre & 20 rods bounded west on Abrm Pierson's land north on
land set to Martha west on the heirs of John Pierson Esqr decd and south on land set to Daniel. Grandmother Lydia Pierson
#1720 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Clarissa eldest daughter small brass kettle 15.0 Right in the old
oxen 2.7 = 0.17.7 In real estate Beginning at a heap of stones by highway & corner of land set to Daniel thence as the
highway goes 1 rod 23 links to a heap of stones thence easterly 99 rods 10 links to a heap of stones thence northerly 2 rods
to a heap of stones thence westerly 90 rods 10 lonks west? corner containg 1 acre & 10 rods Bounded west on highway
south on land set to Martha east on the heirs of Abner Hull dcd & north on land set to Daniel 2.19.2 3/4 Total 3.16.9 3/4.
CENSUS: ? iii Martha1 FRANKLIN, born 29 Feb 1776 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: CT VITAL
RECORDS:BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. PROBATE: Grandfather Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth
Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Martha Franklin Linen sheet .7.5 Do .5.0 1 pillow case .1.6, 1 old table cloth .0.9
Tin grater .0.4, 1 Tea spoon .0.1 = .15.2 To Martha second daughter A right in the land at Roast meat hill Beginning at a
heap of stones & corner of land set to Clarissa thence northerly 3 rods 15 links to a heap of stones thence westerly 29 rods
22 links to a heap of stones thence southerly 3 rods 13 links to a heap of stones thence easterly 29 rods 24 links to the first
corner Containing half an acre & 20 rods Bounded east on Abrm Pierson's land north on land set to Abigail west on the heirs
of John Pierson Esq decd and south on land set to Clarissa. Grandmother Lydial Pierson #1720 Killingworth Middlesex Co
CT Saybrook district: To Martha second daughter black worsted gown 9. old shift .1 7 old caps 1.2 Right in the old oxen
6.5 = 17.7 In real estate Beginning at a heap of stones by highway a corner of land set to Clarissa thence southerly as the
highway goes 1 rod 21 links to a heap of stones thence easterly 101 rods to a heap of stones thence northerly 2 rods to a
heap of stones thence westerly 99 rods 10 links to the first corner Containing 1 acre & 10 rods Bounded west on highway
south on land set to Abigail east on the heirs of Abner Hull dcd & north on land set to Clarissa 2.19.2 3/4 Total 3.16.9 3/4.
CENSUS: ? 1 iv Abigail1 FRANKLIN (Homemaker), born 22 Nov 1777 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 6 Apr 1835 in
Westminster, Windham Co, Vermont; buried in Michael Gilson Cemetery, Westminster, Vermont. v Warren1 FRANKLIN, born 8 Oct 1779 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 10 Oct 1779 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died aft 15 Mar 1807 in at sea probably. SOURCE: CT
VITAL RECORDS:BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. CHURCH RECORDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:
MARRIAGE: DEATH: Sailed from Guilford 15 March 1807 & never returned. Received from Frank Parmelee. PROBATE:
Grandfather Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Warren Franklin Linen sheet 5.0,
gallon bottle 2.3, Hat 2.6, Pewter porringer 1.0, meal bag 1.3, 2 dry barrels 1.2, large case bottle 1.0, Basket 0.6 =.15.2. To
Warren second son a right in the land at Roast meat hill Beginning at a heap of stones in the line of Abraham Pierson's land
thence westerly 30 rods 13 links to a heap of stones thence southerly 2 rods 23 links to a heap of stones thence easterly 30
rods 15 links to a heap of stones Thence northerly 2 rods 22 links to the first corner Containing half an acre & 9 rods
Bounded on land set to Ishi west on the heirs of John PiersonEsq decd south on land set to Marvin Redfield & east on
Abraham Pierson's land. Grandmother Lydia Pierson #1720 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Warren
second son cross cut saw .7.0pr cloth shoes with buckles .1 6. Right in the old oxen .9.1 = .17.7 In real estate Beginning at
a heap of stones by highway a corner of land set to David thence southerly 2 rods 16 links to a heap of stones thence
easterly 64? rods 6 links to a heap of stones thence northerly 2 rods to a heap of stones thence westerly 83? rods to a heap
of stones the first corner Containing 1 acre & 31 rods Bounded west on highway south on the land set to Ishi east on the
heirs of Abner Hull decd north on land set out to David 2.19.2 3/4 Total 3.16.9 3/4. DEEDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co
CT:18:62: See Ishi sources. See also David Franklin sources for 2 deeds:18:62& 63.: vi Ishi1 FRANKLIN (Jr), born 7 May 1781 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 28 Aug 1841 in Living in
Leroy Genesee Co New York; buried in Fort Hill Cemetery Leroy Genesee Co New York. SOURCE: CT VITAL
RECORDS:BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. CHURCH RECORDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:
MARRIAGE: Received from Frank Parmelee. Gazetteer and Biographical Record of Genesee Co NY 1788-1890:325:
Those who came from Killingworth CT prior to 1810 to Bergen between Bergen Corners & Fort Hill David Franklin & his
four brothers Ishi, Sylvanus, Daniel & Reuben. PROBATE: Grandfather Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co
CT Saybrook district: To Ishi Franklin Linen sheet 6.6, Bellows 1.6, Square table 2.6, 2 quart measure 0.9, 2 dry barrels 1.8,
Ash broom 1.0, Quart glass bottle 0.8, Candlestick 0.3, Sermon at Mrs? Sewards funeral 0.4 =.15.2. To Ishi the third son a
right in the land in Roastmeat hill Beginning at a heap of stones a corner of land set to Warren thence northerly 2 rods 23
links to aheap of stones thence westerly 30 rods 11 links to a heap of stones thence southerly 2 rods 24 links to a heap of
stones thence easterly 30 rods 13 links to the first corner Containing half acre & 9 rods Bounded east on Abraham Pierson's
land north on land set to Sylvanus west on the heirs of John Pierson Esq decd & south on land set to Warren. Grandmother
Lydia Pierson #1720 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Ishi third son Red flannel under coat .1.0 White
cotton stockings .1.0 Towel which was ? on jacket Spider .0.6, 2 Quart glass bottle .1.6 Earthen milk pan .1.0 Common
chair .1.0 Pint jug .0,4 Right in the old oxen .9.3 = .17.7 In real estate Beginning at a heap of stones by highway a corner of
land set to Warren thence southerly 2 rods 15 links to a heap of stones thence easterly 85 ? 1/4? rods 6 links to a heap of
stones thence northerly 2 rods to a heap of stones thence westerly 84? rods 6 links to the first corner Containing 1 acre &
31 rods Bounded west on highway south on the land set to Sylvanus east on the heirs of Abner Hull decd & north on land
set to Warren 2.19.2 3/4 Total 3.16.9 3/4. DEEDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:18:62: To all people to whom these
presents shall come Greeting. Know ye that I Ishi Franklin of Killingworth in the County of Middlesex and State of
Connecticut for the consideration of One hundred and seven dollars Received to my full satisfaction of my brother Warren
Franklin of said Killingworth do give grant bargain sell and confirm unto the said Warren Franklin his heirs and assigns
forever all the right which I have in the dwelling house and barn which belonged to my Hond father Ishi Franklin decd as set
to me in the distribution of of the Estate of sd decd and in the Disribution of my mother's third Also a tract of land
containing five acres and 20 rods lying in Killingworth on Parker's? hill which was set to me in the distribution of the estate
of my sd father decd. Also a tract of lamd containing 2 acres and 18 rods lying near the dwelling house which was set to me
in the distribution of my mother's third. For a particular description of said tracts of land and my right in the buildings
reference had to the records of probate for the district of Saybrook ....13 day of April one thousand and eight hundred ...
Ishi Franklin Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:21: 223: To all people to whom these presents shall come Greeting. Know ye
that I Ishi Franklin of Leroy in the County of Genesee and State of New York. By virtue of a power of Attorney from my
Brother Reuben Franklin of Bergen in the said County of Genesee and State aforesaid, authorising me to sell & convey all
the lands which ? to him in the Distribution of his father's estate lying in the towns of Killingworth & Saybrook in the
County of Middlesex & State of Connecticut & in consideration of thirty eight dollars & twenty eight cents received to my
full satisfaction of William Griswold of Killingworth in said Middlesex County do by virtue of said power of Attorney remise
release & forever quitclaim unto the said William Griswold his heris & assigns forever all the right and title which the said
Rueben Franklin has or ought to have in or to a certain tract of land lying in said Killingworth which was set to the said
Reuben Franklin in the distribution of the estate of his honored father Ishi Franklin late of said Killingworth deceased.
Beginning at the southwest corner at a heap of stones a bound of land set to John .... 20th day of march 1819 Ishi Franklin
..... CENSUS: 1810 FRANKLIN ISHI Genesee County NY:110: 10010 - 10010 Federal Population Schedule NY 1810
Federal Census Index NYS1a1150565. War of 1812 Muster Rolls: Surname Given Name Middle Initial Company Unit
Rank - Induction Rank - Discharge MISC ROLL-BOX ROLL-EXCT FRANKLIN ISHI DAVIS' REGIMENT, NEW
YORK MILITIA. PRIVATE PRIVATE 75 602. Tombstone Inscriptions From Abandoned Cemeteries and From Burials
of Genesee County New York by Verne C. Cooley [1952}:05-6:GS: ISHI FRANKLIN DIED AUGUST 28 1841 AGED 62
YEARS. vii Silvanus1 FRANKLIN, born 15 Dec 1782 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 26 Jan 1783 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: CT VITAL RECORDS:BIRTH: Killingworth
Middlesex Co:2:124. CHURCH RECORDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: BAPTISM: MARRIAGE: Received from
Frank Parmelee. Married Elizabeth Buell. Gazetteer and Biographical Record of Genesee Co NY 1788-1890:325: Those
who came from Killingworth CT prior to 1810 to Bergen between Bergen Corners & Fort Hill David Franklin & his four
brothers Ishi, Sylvanus, Daniel & |Reuben. PROBATE: Grandfather Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT
Saybrook district: To Sylvanus Franklin Linen sheet 5.6, White shirt 2.0, Tonmmel 4.0, Ash broom 1.0, Set blue edged
plates 2.3, Melting ladle 0.5 =.15.2. To Silvanus fourth son. A right in the land at Roastmeat hill Beginning at a heap of
stones a corner of land set to Ishi thence northerly 3 rods to a heap of stones thence westerly 30 rods 9 links to a heap of
stones thence southerly 3 rods to a heap of stones Thence easterly 30 rods 11 links to the first corner Containing 1/2 acre &
14 rods Bounded east on Abrm Pierson's land north on land set to Luther west on the heirs of John Pierson Esq decd &
south on land set to Ishi. CENSUS: 1810 1820 1830. National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Volume 61 page 184 Mrs. Harriet F. Keffer Hartline. DAR ID Number: 60559 Born in Lancaster, Pa. Wife of Daniel S.
Hartline. Descendant of Asa Buell. Daughter of Washington Henry Keffer and Elizabeth Ann Moss, his wife. Granddaughter
of Hosea Moss and Elvira Franklin, his wife. Gr-granddaughter of Sylvanus Franklin and Elizabeth Buell, his wife.
Gr-gr-granddaughter of Asa Buell and Mercy Porter, his wife. Asa Buell (1760-1827) enlisted, 1777, for three years'
service. In 1819, at the age of 67, he was placed on the pension roll of Genesee County, N. Y. He was born in Killingworth,
Conn.; died in Le Roy, N. Y. Also Nos. 16057, 17922. viii Luther1 FRANKLIN, born 13 Sep 1784 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 17 Oct 1784 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died aft 1811 in living Mexico Onieda Co New York.
SOURCE: CT VITAL RECORDS:BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. BAPTISM: Received from Frank Parmelee.
PROBATE: Grandfather Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Luther Franklin
Linen sheet 6.3, Stripped linen trowsers 3.0, Old quart basin 1.0, Black chair 3.0, 2 large white plates 0.10, 1 White pint
bowl 0.4, Half pint tumbler 0.16? =.15.2. To Luther fifth son A right in the land at Roastmeat hill Beginning at a heap of
stones a corner of land set to Silvanus Thence northerly 3 rods 10 links to a heap of stones Thence westerly 30 rods 7 links
to a heap of stones thence southerly 3 rods 8 links to a heap of stones thence easterly 30 rods 9 links to the first corner
Containing half an acre & 20 rods Bounded east on Abram Pierson's land north on land set to John west on the heirs of John
Pierson Esq decd & south on land set to Silvanus. DEEDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:20:297: To all people to whom
these Prensents shall come. Greetings. Know ye that I Luther Franklin of Mexico in the County of Onieda & State of New
York for the consideration of five dollars & twenty nine cents received to my full satisfaction of Ezra Porter of Killingworth
in the County of Middlesex & Sate of Connecticut ... a certain tract of land lying in said Killingworth at a place called
Northwest hill containing half an acre & twenty rods it being all the land set out to me in the Distribution of the estate of my
honored grandfather Samuel Pierson deceased reforence being being had to said Distribution for a more particular
description... In witness... twentieth day of July .. One thousand eight hundred and eleven Luther Franklin (LS) 20:394: To
all people to whom these presents shall come Greetings. Know ye that I Luther Franklin of Mexico in the County of Onieda
& State of New York in consideration of ten dollars received to my full satisfaction of Ishi Franklin of Killingworth in the
county of Middlesex & State of Connecticut do give grant bargain sell and confirm unto the said Ishi Franklin his heirs and
assigns forever a certain tract of land lying in said Killingworth containing one acre & 31? rods. It being all the land which
was set out to me in the Distribution of the estate of my honored grandmother Lydia Pierson decd reference being had to
said distribution for a more particular description thereof ....... Twentieth day of July Anno Domini One thousand eight
hundred and eleven. Luther Franklin (LS) CENSUS: ix Cynthia1 FRANKLIN, born 10 May 1786 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 4 Nov 1875 in probably in
Leroy Genesse Co New York. SOURCE: CT VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. CHURCH
RECORDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: MARRIAGE: 2:150. Received from Frank Parmelee. Olmstead Family
Genealogy by Henry K Olmstead [1912]:260: widow of John Pierson of Killingworth CT prob related to Benjamin Franklin.
PROBATE: Grandfather Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Cynthia Franklin
Linen sheet .7.6 Do .5.0 1 Towel .1.0 Looking glass .1.0 1 lLarge white plate .0.5 = .15.2. To Cynthia fourth daughter a
right in land at Roastmeat hill Beginning at a heap of stones a corner of land set to Abigail thence northerly 3 rods 19 links
to a heap of stones thence westerly 29 rods 18? links to a heap of stones thence southerly 3 rods 15 links to a heap of stones
thence easterly 29 rods 20 links to the first corner Containg half an acre & 26 rods Bounded east on Abram Pierson's land
north on land set to Esther west on the heirs of John Pierson Esq decd and south on land set to Abigail. Grandmother Lydia
Pierson #1720 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Cynthia fourth daughter Brown mareen gown 3.6
Dutch wheel 6.0 5 old pocket hand? 1.3 Tin milk pan 1.6 Right in the old oxen 5.4 = 17.7 In real estate Beginning at a heap
of stones by highway a corner of land set to Abigail Thence southerly as the highway goes 1 rod 10 links to a heap of stones
thence easterly 103 rods 15? links to a heap of stones thence northerly 2 rods to a heap of stones thence westerly 102 rods
10 links to the first corner containing 1 acre and 10 rods Bounded west on highway south on land set to Esther east on
Abner Hull's heirs and north on land set to Abigail 2.19.9 3/4 (total) 3.16.9 3/4. DEEDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co
CT:21:208: This indenture made the 10th day of April in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred & fifteen between
William Olmstead & Cynthia his wife of the first part & Ezra Porter of Killingworth in the county of Middlesex & State of
Connecticut of the second part witnesseth that that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of six
Dollars to me in hand paid by the said party of the second part.... certain tract or parcel of land lying in said Killinworth at a
place called Roastmeat hill containing half an acre & nineteen rods it being all the land set out to me in the distribution of
the estate of my honored grandfather Samuel Pierson deceased ... William Olmstead (LS) Cynthia Olmstead (LS) Genesee
Co NY 210:5 Feb 1819: This indenture made the fifth day of February in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred &
nineteen between William Olmstead & Cynthia Olmstead of LeRoy in the County of Genesee & State of New York of the
first part & Ishi Franklin of LeRoy in the County of Genesee & State of New York of the second part witnesseth that that
the said party of the first part for & in consideration of the sum of ten Dollars to her in hand paid by the said party of the
second part the receipt whereof is hereby comfirmed & acknowledged hath granted bargained sold remissed released ? and
confirmed and by these presents do grant sell remiss release ? and confirm unto the said party of the second part and to his
heirs and assigns foreever all that certain tract or parcel of land lying in the town of Killingworth County of Middlesex &
State of Connecticut which was set to me in the distrbution of my grandmother Pierson's estate ? ? to said distribution for a
more particular description thereof & containing one acre & thirty one rods of ground together with all and singular the
herediments and appurtenances thereunto belonging .... In witness whereof of the party of the first part have hereunto set
their hands & seals the day & year first above written. William Olmstead (LS) Cynthia Olmstead (LS) x John1 FRANKLIN, born 17 Dec 1787 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 3 Feb 1787 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died aft 15 Mar 1807 in probably at sea. SOURCE:
CONNECTICUT VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. PROBATE: Grandfather Samuel Pierson
#1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To John Franklin 2 Quart basin 3.0, 1 Green chair 4.6, Mixed
colored coat 3.5, Black chair 3.0, Candle box 1.0, 1 White bowl 0.8 =.15.2. To John sixth son A right in the land at
Roastmeat hill. Beginning at a heap of stones a corner of land set to Luther Thence northerly 3 rods 11 links to as heap of
stones thence westerly 30 rods 5 links to a heap of stones ? thence southerly 3 rods 9 links to a heap of stones thence
easterly 30 rods 7 links to the first corner Containing half an acre & 20 rods Bounded east on Abrm Pierson's land north on
land set to Reuben west on the heirs of John Pierson Esq decd and south on land set to Luther. CHURCH RECORDS:
Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: DEATH: lost at sea sailed from Guilford the 15th of March & never returned. Received
from Frank Parmelee. xi Reuben1 FRANKLIN, born 5 May 1790 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 27 Jun 1790 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died aft 1819 in Living in Bergen Genesee Co New York.
SOURCE: CONNECTICUT VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. BAPTISM: Received from
Frank Parmelee. Gazetteer and Biographical Record of Genesee Co NY 1788-1890:325: Those who came from
Killingworth CT prior to 1810 to Bergen between Bergen Corners & Fort Hill David Franklin & his four brothers Ishi,
Sylvanus, Daniel & |Reuben. PROBATE: Grandfahter Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook
district: To Reuben Franklin Pewter plate 1.6, Large iron kettle 5.0, Dressing table 6.0, Wooden bowl 1.6, 1 White earthen
bowl 0.8, 1 Tin frye pan 0.6 =.15.2. To Reuben seventh son. A right in the land at Roastmeat hill Beginning at a heap of
stones a corner of land set to John thence northerly 3 rods 12 links to a heap of stonesThence westerly 30 rods 3 links to a
heap of stones thence southerly 3 rods 10 links to a heap of stones by a birch tree thence easterly 30 rods 5 links to the first
corner Containing half an acre & 20 rods Bounded east on Abram Pierson's land north on land set to Daniel west on the
heirs of John Pierson Esq decd & south on land set to John. DEEDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:21:211: This Indenture
made the 26th day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifteen between Reuben Franklin of
Bergen in the County of Genesee & State of New York of the first part and Ishi Franklin in the same Town County and
State of the second part witnesseth that the said party of the first part for inconsidertion of the sum of Ten Dollars to him in
hand paid by said party of the second part ... certain tract or parcel of land .. lying in the town of Killingworth County of
Middlesex & State of Connecticut which was distributed to me from the estate of my grandmother Lydia Pierson and
containing one acre & thirty one rods of ground .... Reuben Franklin(LS) 21:233: This Indenture made the 26th day of
March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifteen between Reuben Franklin of Bergen in the County of
Genesee & State of New York of the first part and Ezra Porter of Killingworth County of Middlesex & State of Conencticut
of the second part witnesseth that the said party of the first part for and in consideration of six dollars ... certain tract or
parcel of land .. lying in said Killingworth at a place called Roast meat hill containing half an acre and twenty rods it being
all the land set out to me in the distribution of my honored grandfather Samuel pierson deceased... Reuben Franklin (LS)
CENSUS: 1820 FRANKLIN REUBEN Genesee County NY 036 Bergen Federal Population Schedule NY 1820 Federal
Census Index NYS2a445965 1830 FRANKLIN REUBEN Genesee County NY 383 Bergen Federal Population Schedule
NY 1830 Federal Census Index NY560190171 xii Daniel1 FRANKLIN, born 12 Feb 1792 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: CONNECTICUT
VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. Gazetteer and Biographical Record of Genesee Co NY
1788-1890:325: Those who came from Killingworth CT prior to 1810 to Bergen between Bergen Corners & Fort Hill
David Franklin & his four brothers Ishi, Sylvanus, Daniel & |Reuben. PROBATE: Grandfather Samuel Pierson #1727
Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Daniel Franklin Pewter pint cup 2.3, 1 Green chair 4.6, Old low chest
3.0, 1 Porringer 1.0, Tin milk pan 1.0, Blue & white punch bowl 1.0, White do 0.8, Pint tumbler 0.9, Large earthen
porringer 0.7? Small do 0.2, 3 Tea spoons 0.3 =.15.2. To Daniel eighth son - A right in the land at Roast meat hill Beginning
at a heap of stones & corner of land set to Reuben thence northerly 3 rods 10 links to a heap of stones thence westerly 30
rods 7? links to a heap of stones thence southerly 3 rods 11 links to a heap of stones easterly 30 rods 3 links to the first
corner Containing half an acre & 20 rods Bounded east on Abner Pierson's land north on land set to Clarissa & west on the
heirs of John Pierson Esq dcd and south on land set to Reuben. Grandmother Lydia Pierson #1720 Killingworth Middlesex
Co CT Saybrook district: To Daniel eighth son Pint cup? .2.3 old window curtains .0.7 Wooden bowl .1.6 Corn? fan .3.0
Earthen plate .0.4, 4 Old baskets .0.6 Rolling pin .0.4 Right in the old oxen .9.7 = .17.7 In real estate Beginning at a heap of
stones by highway a corner of land set to Reuben thence southerly as the highway goes 2 rods to a heap of stones thence
easterly 90? rods 10 links to a heap of stones thence northerly 2 rods to a heap of stones thence westerly 96? rods 20 links
to the first corner Containing 1 acre & 10 rods Bounded west on highway south on land set out to Clarissa east on the heirs
of Abner Hull decd & north on land set to Reuben 2.19.2 3/4 Total 3.16.9 3/4. CENSUS: 1820 FRANKLIN DANIEL JR.
Genesee County NY 253 Riga Federal Population Schedule NY 1820 Federal Census Index NYS2a445663 1820
FRANKLIN DANIEL Genesee County NY 253 Riga Federal Population Schedule NY 1820 Federal Census Index
NYS2a445661 1860 FRANKLIN DANIEL Genesee County NY 733 Oakfield Federal Population Schedule NY 1860
Federal Census Index NY583112129 xiii Esther1 FRANKLIN, born 18 Aug 1793 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died aft 1819 in living Putney.
SOURCE: CONNECTICUT VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co:2:124. PROBATE: Grandfather
Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Esther Franklin Linen sheet .7.0 Do .5.0, 1
Towel .1.8 Large earthen cream pot ? 3 snuff bottles ? Tin comb cass ? = .15.2. To Esther fifth daughter A right in the land
at Roastmeat hill Beginning at aheap of stones a corner of land set to Cynthia thence northerly 3 rods 20 links to a heap of
stones thence westerly 29 rods 16 links to a heap of stones thence southerly 3 rods 16 links thoa heap of stones thence
easterly 29 rods 15 links to the first corner Containing 1 acre & 26 rods Bounded west on Abram Pierson's land north on
William White's land west on the heirs of John Pierson Esq decd and south on land set to Cynthia. Grandmother Lydia
Pierson #1720 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: To Esther fifth daughter Shift 4. Checked great gown? .4.
Table cloth .2. Old cards? .2. Right in old oxen 6.10 = 17.7 In real estate Beginning at a heap of stones by highway & corner
of land set to Cynthia Thence southerly & south westerly as the highway goes 2 rods 5 links to a heap of stones thence
easterly 107 rods to a heap of stones thence northerly 2 rods to a heap of stones thence westerly 103 rods 15 links to the
first corner Containing1 acre & 10 rods Bounded west on highway south on land set to Charles? Redfield east on the heirs
of Abner Hull deceased north on land set out to Cynthia 2.19.2 3/4 (total) 3.16.9 3/4. DEEDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co
CT:21:202: This Indenture made the twenty second day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen between Esther Lowell of Putney in the County of Windham & State of Vermont wife of Charles Lowell of Putney
of the first part and Ezra Porter of Killingworth in the County of Middlesex & State of Connecticut of the second part
witnesseth that the said part ... six dollars to her in hand paid by the said party of the second part certain tract or parcel of
land lying in said Killingworth at a place called Roast meat hill containing half an acre & twenty rods it being all the land set
out to me in the distribution of the estate of my honored grandfather Samuel Pierson deceased ... Esther Lowell (LS)
21:209: This Indenture made the twenty second day of February in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
nineteen between Esther Lowell of Putney in the County of Windham & State of Vermont wife of Charles Lowell of Putney
of the first part and Ishi Franklin of Bergen in the County of Genesee & State of New York of the second part witnesseth
that the said part of the first part for and in consideration of the sum of ten dollars to her in hand paid by the said party the
receipt whereof ... certain tract or parcel of land lying in the town of Killingworth in the County of Middlesex & State of
Connecticut which was set to me in the distribution of my grandmother Pierson's estate ....... Esther Lowell (LS) Generation 3 4. Jonathan3 FRANKLIN, born 31 Jul 1722 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 4 Jun 1804 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 8. Jonathan FRANKLIN and 9. Esther PARMELEE. He married on 4 Sep 1749 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut 5. Abigail GRISWOLD, born 13 Dec 1726 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; died bef 1753, daughter of 10. Benjamin GRISWOLD (twin) and 11. Abigail NORTON. Notes for Jonathan FRANKLIN SOURCE: INTERNET: BRUCE MITCHELL bwmitch@neptune.on.ca. VITAL RECORD:BIRTH: Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut:2:183; MARRIAGE:2:119 [Barbour Collection Berkshire Atheneaum on microfilm]. MARRIAGE: DEATH: Received from Frank Parmelee. DEED: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 13:361: To all people to whom these presents shall come Greeting know ye that I
Jonathan Franklin of Killingworth in the County of Middlesex & State of Connecticut in New England for the love &
parental affection which I have toward my son Samuel Franklin of the Town & County aforesaid Do give grant & make over
to him the sd Samuel Franklin his heirs & assigns forever one certain tract of Land lying in the township of Killingworth in
the North Parish on Parker Hill on the South side of my farm Bounded as followeth Beginning at the Southwest corner at a
heap of stones ? the sd Samuel House Running thence East 122 Rods to a heap of Stones in Saybrook Line thence North 16 Rods to a large heap of Stones a monument in sd Line thence West 110 Rods to a head of
Stones - thence South 6 1/2 Rod, to a heap of Stones - thence West 13 Rods to a heap of Stones - thence South 3 1/2 Rods
to the first mentioned Corner - Containing Ten Acres Bounded South by said Samuel Franklin s Land - East on Saybrook Line - North on my own Land - west on highway - To have & to hold the sd given & granted
Premises to him the sd Samuel Franklin his Heirs & Assigns forever to his & their own use & Behoof and I the sd Jonathan
Franklin Do for myself my Heirs, Executors & Administrators Covenant with the sd Samuel Franklin that at & until the
Ensealing of these Presents I? am? Seized of the premises as a good Indefeasible? Estate in fee Simple & I have good Right
to give & grant as above Said & that the Same is free of all Incumbrances whatsoever - And furthermore I the sd Jonathan
Franklin Do Covenant to Warrant? Secure & Defend the above given & grant sd Premises to him the sd Saml Franklin his
Heirs & assigns forever against all Claims & Demands whatsoever - In witness whereof I have hereunto set my Hand & Seal
this 16th Day of March AD 1787 - Signed Sealed & Delivered - Jonathan Franklin (Seal) In presence of Hezk? Lane Nathaniel Griswold Middlesex County ss Killingworth March ye 16th AD 1787. Personally appeared Jonathan Franklin Signer 7 Sealer of the
within written Instrument & acknowledged the same to be his free act & Deed - Before me Hezk Lane Justice Peace Entered April 2d AD 1787 ___ CENSUS: 1790 Killingworth Middlesex County CT [piblished 1980]:84: Franlin, Jonathan, 1 male over 16, 2 female
(entered between sons Ishi & Samuel). Notes for Abigail GRISWOLD SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:534. The Griswold Family England-America by Glenn E Griswold (NYSL) [1935]:59,102. The Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French
[1990]:46,83: see brother Amaziah estate administration 6 Nov 1753. Children of Jonathan FRANKLIN and Abigail GRISWOLD were as follows: 2 i Ishi2 FRANKLIN, born 4 Apr 1750 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 20 May 1750 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 16 Nov 1795 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. ii Samuel2 FRANKLIN, born 1752 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 3 May 1752 in Congregational
Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died 9 Nov 1826 in Litchfield Co Connecticut. SOURCE: CHURCH
RECORDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: BAPTISM: MARRIAGE:2:67. Received from Frank Parmelee. DEED:
Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:13:361:To all people to whom these presents shall come Greeting know ye that I Jonathan
Franklin of Killingworth in the County of Middlesex & State of Connecticut in New England for the love & parental
affection which I have toward my son Samuel Franklin ... (see father for full deed. 20;458: To all people to whom these
presents shall come Greeting know ye that we Samuel Franklin & Mabel Franklin both of Woodbury in Litchfield County
for the consideration a valuable? sum in Dollars to received to our full satisfaction of Hemen S Franklin of said Woodbury
do by these presents remise release nad forever Quit claim unto the said Hemen his heirs and asigns forever all such right
estate title and demand whatsoever as we or either or both of us have or ought to have in or to all the land and real estate
which belongs to the said Mabel in her own right & to the said Samuel in right of his wife the sd Mabel situated & being in
the town of Killingworth in Middlesex County in the ? of North Killingworth ... In witness thereof we have hereunto set our
hands and seals this 6th day of March 1817. Samuel Franklin (LS) Mabel Franklin (LS) CENSUS: 1790 Killingworth
Middlesex County CT:84: Franlin, Samuel, 1 male over 16, 2 m under 16, 5 female. 6. Samuel3 PIERSON, born 15 Apr 1721 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 23 Jan 1801 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Union Cemetery Killingworth Midlesex Co CT, son of 12. Abraham PIERSON and
13. Sarah ROSSITER. He married on 23 Nov 1743 in Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut 7.
Lydia STEVENS, born 27 Nov 1725 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 8 Dec 1802 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Union Cemetery Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, daughter of 14. Josiah
STEVENS and 15. Martha SMITH. Notes for Samuel PIERSON SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:194: MARRIAGE: 2:119. Killingworth Congregational Church: MARRIAGE:2:62; DEATH:2:110. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984-5. DEED: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 7:96: see father received 160 acres of land to be divided with brother Dodo. PROBATE: Killingworth Middlesex County CT Saybrook District:file #1727:film #1277 CT State Library: WILL In the name of God Amen I Samuel Pierson of Killingworth in the County of Middlesex & State of Connecticut being in a
weak State of Body but of a sound mind & memory (thanks be given to God therefor) calling to mind the Mortality of my
body Do make & ordain this my last Will & Testament that is to say principally a part of all I give & recommend my soul
into the hands of God who gave it & my Body to the ? to be buried in decent Christian burial at the direction of my
Executor expecting to ? up again on the Day of the General Resurrection - And with regard to that wordly Estate with
which God hath been pleased to bless me I give & dispose the same in the following manner & form -- It is my will &
meaning that all my just debts together with my funeral charges to be paid out of my monies & / Estate Imprimis - I give &
bequeath to Lydia my loving wife her heirs & assigns forever one of my which she shall chose & two cows - any part of all
the provisions now in the in the house two yokes of oxen & all my tools for Husbandry & also one third part of my
household furniture I also give & bequeath to my sd wife the use & improvements during her natural life of one half the
house in which I dwell also one half of the Barn & also the improvement of the following tracts of land viz. All my land at
Roastmeat Hill about nine acres of land at Cedar Swamp formerly the property of Heyden Davis about one acre near Moses
Kelsey purchased of Jeremiah ?? both my pieces of selt? meadow lying at East Guilford and also the improvement of my
land at North Bristol Item I give & bequeath to my son Samuel the use & improvement during his natural life of these tracts
of land lying near his dwelling house - which these tracts of land together with two pieces of Last? meadow & lying at East
Guilford mentioned in the legacy to my wife I give & bequeath to the male heirs of my son Samuel viz. - Rossel? Simon?,
Josiah, John, Philo & Linus to their ? Heirs & assigns forever to be equally divided among them - My sd son Samuel to
improve the three tracts of land near his house above mentioned in manner above described - It is further my will that also
my sd son shall at his decease have a ? widow she shall have the same right to the improvements of sd land ??????? Item I
give & bequeath to my Daughters Submit, Lydia, Rachel & Sarah & the Heirs of my daughter Martha deceased my tract of
land at Roast meat Hill & my land at North ? & also the remainder of my monies ? Estate to them their Heirs & assigns
forever to be divided among them in such a manner as that this share after reckoning what they have already received as
advanced portions shall be equal - It is also my will that my Grand Daughter Louise Spalding shall share equally with her
Brothers in this legacy - It is also my will that my land in Bear? Swamp be sold & also that ten loads? be cut of Walnut
wood be cut from my land near my son Samuel & sold by my Executors the money arising from the sale of sd land & sd
wood to be by them applied to the discharges of debt or such ?? charges or may lawfully use? The remainder of my estate
both real & personal I give & bequeath ...... And I do hereby make constitute & appoint my sd wife Lydia & Jeremy Redfield Executors of this my last will & testament
I hereby revoke all other Wills & bequests by me written & bequeathed ratifying this this & no other to be my last will &
testament signed sealed? & Declared by the sd Samuel Pierson This 6th day of January AD 1801 Samuel Pierson In presence of Henry Gly? Thomas Meanger? Samuel Hull [having trouble reading] GS: SAMUEL PIERSON 1801. (Killingworth CT cemeteries from the Hale Collection) Notes for Lydia STEVENS SOURCE: DEATH: Killingworth Congregational Church:2:112. John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:360). Stevens Genealogy
by C Ellis Stevens [1904]:360. PROBATE: Killingworth Middlesex County Saybrook District:file #1720:film #1277 CT State Library: WILL In the Name of God Amen I Lydia Pierson of Killingworth in the County of Middlesex & State of Connecticut being far
advanced in life but through the goodness of God of sound mind & memory - Calling to mind the mortality of my body &
knowing that it is appointed for all once to die Do make & ordain this my last will & Testament that is to say Principally and
first of all I commend my soul my soul into the hands of God who gave it humbly hoping for a Joyful Resurrection eternal
Life through the ? of Jesus Christ: and my body I commend to the earth from whence it came to be buried in a decent
Christian manner at the direction of my Executor hereafter named - And as to such worldly estate as God has been pleased
to bless me with I give devise & diives of the same in the following manner my just debts funeral charges & being first paid
- also a decent pair of grave stones set up at my grave & the expense paid out of my estate Imprimis - I give devise &
bequeath all the remainder of my estate (after the payment of debts & as above provided) both real & personal unto my four
daughters viz. Submit, Lydia, Rachel & Sarah & to the heirs of my daughter Martha deceased , to them their heirs &
assigns forever in equal shares ( all the heirs of Martha to have a share equal to one of my daughters now living) it is my will
& meaning that if either of my daughters should die before me their share which I have given her shall go to her children or
their heirs as the Law directs in the case of my intestate estate - Lastly I do hereby constitute & appoint my son in Law Jeremy Redfield to be sole Executor of this my last Will & Testament
ratify & confirming this & no other to be my last Will & Testament - In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal
this 7th day of May AD 1802 - Lydia Pierson (Seal) Signed Sealed pronounced and declared by the said Lydia Pierson to be her last Will & Testament In presence of Dan Lane, Calvin Dudley? Julius Dawley ________
GS: lYDIA WIFE OF SAMUEL PIERSON DIED DEC 8 1802 AGE 78 YRS. (Killingworth CT cemeteries from the Hale
Collection) Children of Samuel PIERSON and Lydia STEVENS were as follows: i Submit2 PIERSON, born 23 Aug 1744 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 26 Aug 1744 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died Apr 1828 in Danby Vermont. SOURCE: VITAL
RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:128; MARRIAGE:2:74: 20 April 1767 Curtice Kelsey.
Killingworth Congregational Church: BAPTISM:2:29; MARRIAGE:2:65. Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan
Talcott edited by Jacquelyn L Ricker [1984]:985:mar Curtiss Kelsey. PROBATE: Father: Samuel Pierson #1727
Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: Set out to Submit eldest daughter Part of the land lying in North Bristol
Beginning at a heap of stones on the east side of the ledge by the swamp thence southerly 55 rods to a heap of stones thence
easterly 38 1/2 rods to a heap of stones on a ledge Thence northerly 40 rods 23 links to a black oak tree stones by it thence
easterly 29 rods 15 links to a white oak tree stones by it standing on the east side of a cart path? thence northerly 32 rods 5
links to a heap of stones thence westerly 62 rods 20 links to the first corner Containing 16 3/4 acres Bounded west on David
Leach's land southerly on Nathan Cramptons land easterly part on David Leach's land & part on David Leach 2d & northerly
on land set to Lydia 2nd daughter. ii Lydia2 PIERSON, born 23 Sep 1746 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 28 Sep 1746 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth
Middlesex Co CT: 2:128; MARRIAGE:2:74: 24 Dec 1767 Ozias Parmelee. BAPTISM: Killingworth Congregational
Church:2:30; MARRIAGE:2:65. Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan Talcott edited by Jacquelyn L Ricker
[1984]:985: married Ozias Parmelee. PROBATE: Parents: Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook
district: Set out to Lydia second daughter In the land at North Bristol a piece lying north of Nathans pond Beginning at the
southeast corner at a white oak stub stones about it thence northerly 8? rods to a heap of stones thence north westerly 17
rods & 5 links to a heap of stones thence westerly 20 rods & 6x links to a heap of stones thence southwesterly 26 rods & 6
links to aheap of stones thence southerly 20 rods to a maple tree in the swamp near the pond thence thence easterly 42 rods
to the first corner Containing 7 acres Bounded easterly on Luther Crampton's land northerly on Ezra Porter's land westerly
on Samuel Maynerd's land and southerly on undivided land which was purchased by the Deceased in company with Ezra
Porter & Edmund Buel. Also another tract of land lying westerly of Nathans pond Beginning at the northeast corner at a
heap of stones thence westerly 74 rods to a heap of stones thence southerly 14 rods 6 links to a heap of stones thence
northerly 14 rods 6 links to the first corner Containing 6 1/2 acres Bounded east on the pond every way else on Samuel
Maynerd's land. Also a piece of woodland Beginning at a heap of stones by a ledge the northwest corner of the land set out
to Submit thence easterly 6 rods 20 links to a heap of stonesThence northerly 9 rods to a heap of stones thence westerly 64
rods 16 links to a heap of stones thence southerly 9 rods to the first corner containing 3 1/2 acres Bounded south on land set
to Submit east on land of David Leach's north on land set out to Hamlet Redfield & west on David Leach's land. Also the
right the Deceased owned in the undivided land at the head of the pond. iii Sarah2 PIERSON, born 1 Mar 1749 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 2 Apr 1749 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died 14 Jul 1749 in Killingworth Middlesex Co
Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:128; DEATH:2:68. Killingworth
Congregational Church: BAPTISM:2:31. Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan Talcott edited by Jacquelyn L
Ricker [1984]:985. PROBATE: see parents. iv Samuel2 PIERSON, born 21 Jul 1750 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 29 Jul 1750 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died 18 Mar 1801 in Killingworth Middlesex Co
Connecticut; buried in Union Cemetery Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH:
Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:128; MARRIAGE:2:86: 7 Jan 1772 Rebeckah Parmelee. Killingworth Congregational
Church: BAPTISM:2:32; MARRIAGE:2:66: 7 Jan 1773; DEATH:2:111. Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan
Talcott edited by Jacquelyn L Ricker [1984]:985: mar Rebecca Parmele. PROBATE: PROBATE: Father: Samuel Pierson
#1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: Set out to the male heirs of Samuel Pierson decd viz: 3 v Martha2 PIERSON, born 28 Feb 1753 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 25 Mar 1753 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died 20 Oct 1799 in Killingworth Middlesex Co
Connecticut. vi Rachel2 PIERSON, born 4 Dec 1755 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 14 Dec 1755 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died 23 Apr 1802 in Killingworth Middlesex Co
Connecticut; buried in Old Southwest Cemetery Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:128; MARRIAGE:2:116: 13 Feb 1777 Jeremiah Redfield. Congregational
Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut: BAPTISM:2:80;MARRIAGE:2;68. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan
Talcott [1984]:985 mar Jeremy Redfield. PROBATE: Father Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT
Saybrook district: set to the heirs of Rachel Redfield decd who was fourth daughter viz. vii Sarah2 PIERSON, born 13 Dec 1760? in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; christened 19 Oct 1760 in
Congregational Church Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; died 5 Sep 1802 in Claremont Sullivan Co New Hampshire.
SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:128;MARRIAGE:2:38. Killingworth
Congregational Church: BAPTISM:2:37; MARRIAGE:2:68: Seth Redfield. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:985. PROBATE: Father Samuel Pierson #1727 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Saybrook district: set to the heirs of
Sarah Redfield decd who was third?? daughter viz.. Generation 4 8. Jonathan4 FRANKLIN, born bef 1692/93 in Hingham Plymouth Co Massachusetts; died Mar 1761 in Probably
Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 16. Jonathan FRANKLIN and 17. Sarah SMITH. He married on 3 Dec
1718 9. Esther PARMELEE, born 6 Oct 1698 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 20 Jun 1788 in
Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, daughter of 18. Nathaniel PARMELEE and 19. Esther KELSEY. Notes for Jonathan FRANKLIN SOURCE: INTERNET: BRUCE MITCHELL bwmitch@neptune.on.ca. VITAL RECORD: Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut MARRIAGE:2:192 [Barbour Collection Berkshire Atheneaum
on microfilm]. DEED: Killingworth now Middlesex Co CT 7:217: Know all men by these presents that I Jonathan Franklin in the County
of New London & Colony of Connecticut in New England for the Consideration of Good will & affection to my son
Jonathan Franklin of the same Town County and Colony with other good causes moveing there unto have given, granted
Alienated? Conveyed Confirmed and ? Unto him the sd Jonathan Franklin second? Son? his heirs & assigns forever one
certain piece or parcel of Land Containing twenty acres it being ? ? ? Of the lot ?? My Dwelling house now stands
beginning at a maple tree in the southwest corner of my farm and running thence east 120 rods in the line? Between ?? And
my farm to a walnut saddle? Or tree standing near Saybrook line which is the eastern most corner and runs from the sd
walnut corner northward and from the first mentioned maple corner northward so far as to contain contains 20 acres Buting
and Bounded as followeth viz west on the highway south on land of ? ? east on Saybrook land and north on the remainder of
my farm To have and to hold occuping ??enjoy as a good ? lawful inheritance ?? without hinderance ? Or anyone from me or
mine or any other person whatsoever laying any lawful Claims thereunto. In witness and in confirmation the above ?
Premises I have hereunto set my hand nad seal this Nineteenth day of may in the year of our Lord one thousand seven
hundred forty and six and in the nineteeth year of the Reign of King George these land? Of Great Britain In witness whereof
I have hereunto set my hand and seal Jonathan Franklin (seal) VERY HARD TO READ!! Franklin Family Genealogy Forum ___ Jonathan Franklin (d. 1761) K-worth, CT Posted by: Rich Houghton Date: May 14, 1999 at 11:38:27. I'm looking for additional information on Jonathan Franklin, especially on his ancestry. What I know so far: Jonathan
Franklin (Jonathan . . . ) was born before 1693, perhaps in Hingham, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. He was the son of
Jonathan Franklin, Sr., and Sarah Smith. On 2 December 1718, he married ESTHER-5 PARMELEE in Killingworth, Connecticut. Esther was the daughter of
Nathaniel Parmelee and Esther Kelsey, and was born in Killingworth on 6 October 1698. T Jonathan and Esther were members of the First Congregational Church of Killingworth. Church records note that a Jonathan
Franklin was admitted to the covenant on 28 August 1743, but it is unclear whether it was Jonathan or his son. Jonathan died in Killingworth in 1761, sometime between 23 February, when his will was written, and 17 March, when it
was proven in court. WILL To all people to whom this Writing Shall Come I Jonathan Franklin of Killingworth in ye County of Newlondon & Colony
of Connecticut in New England though weak of Body yet of Sound mind and Memory God be thanked therefor this twenty
& third Day of february AD 1761 Considering ye transitory Nature of Sublunary beings & Caling to mind ye mortality of my
own body as knowing it is appointed for all men once to die Do make & ordain this my Last will and Testament that is to
say Principly & first I Recomend my Soul unto the hand of God who Gave it & my Body to ye Earth to be buried in Desent
Christian Burial according to ye Discretion of my Executors Nothing Doubting but I shall Receive ye same at ye General
Resurrection and as to such worldly Estate as it hath pleased God to Bless me with in this Life I Dispose of in ye following
manner my Just Debts & funeral Expenses being first paid. Imprs: I Give & Bequeath unto Esther my welbeloved wife the one third part of all my moveable Estate to her own Dispose
forever and also the Improvement of one third part of all my Lands During the whole term of her Natural Life as also ye
Improvement of all ye Lands I hereafter Give unto my Daughters & Grand Daughter So long as she remain my widow. Item: whereas my Eldest Son John having already Received his portion of my Estate yet notwithstanding I Give & Bequeath
unto his Children Equally to be Divided Between them the Sum of twenty Shillings Lawful mony out of my Estate to them
& their heirs forever. Item: I Give & Bequeath unto Jonathan my Second Son with that which he hath already Received by Deed of Gift the full
Quantity of fifty acres of Land Lying a cross ye South part of my farm Extending East & west Sd fifty acres is to be of an
Even width at Each End to him ye Sd Jonathan his heirs & Assigns forever. Item: I Give & Bequeath unto my three Daughters Esther Lydia, Sarah and to my Grand Daughter Hannah Franklin all the
Rest of my Estate Both Real & personal to be So Divided that my Sd Grand Daughter have five pounds more than my
Daughters & my Sd Daughters to be made Equal one with ye other with what they have already Recd to them & their heirs
forever. And I make & ordain Esther my Sd wife Sole Executrix of this my Last Will & testament Ratifying & Confirming this & no
other to br my Last will & testament In witness whereof I have Set too my hand & Seal ye Day & Date above written
Signed Sealed pronounced & Declared by ye Sd Jonathan franklin to be his Last will & testament. The first inventory of his estate is undated, and lists the following items: Imprs one hat, one Coat, waist Coat, Striped Breeches, two Shirts, Mixed Coloured Stockings, Blue Dittos old Dittos, Silk
handkerchief, one pare of Shoes, Fourteen yds & of plain Cloth, ten yards Durey @ 4:6 per yd, one Bed tick Ditto, two
fether pillows, one bolster Ditto, Best bedstid & Cord, Old Bedstid & Cord, one Coverlid Ditto Ditto, one Striped Bed
Blanket, white Ditto Ditto, Dutch Ditto Ditto Ditto, two pure wolling Sheets at 20s per pare, three pare Linnen Sheets at
16s per pare, pare of old Dittos, three pillow Coats, one table Cloth one towel, two new pewter platters at 3:1 per plater,
three new plates at 1:11 per plate, Large platter, old Large plate, Small plate, Butter Saucer, Seven Spoons, two quart
Basons, pint Bason Ditto Ditto, Quart pot Salt Seller, Chamber pot, old pewter, tin Cup tin skimmer Sauce pan, Brass kettle
warming pan, an Iron pot Iron kettle, frying pan, taned Leather Sheep Skin, Box Iron, one pine Chest. The value of these items was 24.01.01. Appended to this inventory is an undated list of debts and other charges due from
the estate: To ye Court of Probate for proving ye will 0:6:0, to ye witnesses 0:3:0, my [the executor's] Jurney to Guilford to ye Court
0:5:0, to ye Apprizrs 2 Days 0:12:0, to ye Drawing over ye will 0:1:0, to Drawing over ye Inventy 0:1:0, to my attending ye
apprzrs 0:6:0, one Day more 0:3:0, Due to Mr. Saml Brown 2:1:3, Due to Theops Morgan 2d 2:0:0, to Mr. Barker 3:18:0,
to Roswel Lane 0:8:0, to Nehemh Parmele 0:7:0, to Edrd Ruthy 0:10:6, to Danl Douglas 0:6:0, to Job Buell 0:9:4, to Jno
Crane 0:6:5, to Josiah Waterous 0:3:6, to Lydia Stevens 0:9:0, to Hezeh. Lane 0:6:9, to Country Rate 1:11:10, to Town
Society and Ministers Rates 0:10:0, to [?] Skillman 0:9:0, Allowd for a Journey to Court 0:5:0, Do. 0:5:0, Allowd for Rates
to Come 2:5:0, Allowd for Dividing ye Estate 1:0:0, Court fees present 0:8:10, Do. to Come 0:7:9. These charges amounted to 20.02.03. In addition to these two documents, a final inventory dated 13 April 1761, listed the
following items: Item four knives & Six forks, one pare Shares, Stone jug Earthan Ditto, two Glass bottles, Seven trenchers, Meal Seive, one
Bushel of flax Seed, one Churn Chesnut tub, one Cider keeler Ditto Ditto, Ditto Small Ditto, Cedar half bushel, fat tub
Ditto, five new pails @ 2s per pail, Small Ditto two old Dittos, one meal Bagg Ditto, Ditto Ditto Ditto, one Bible 4s
testament 1s:6d, Large Sermon Book, Walters Ditto, Spelling Book, Drakes History, Large Packet Book Ditto, 3 lb of Bay
tallow, Dutch wheel great wheel, Clock Reel wool Chards, Nine pounds of Blanket yarn, one Saddle & Bridle, one Sickle
Ditto, pitch fork one Scythe, New falling ax Ditto, Drawing knife Crooked [Shave?], Cooper adds Broad hoe, old Ditto
Crooked hoe, Jointer Stock & Iron, Chain & pin whippletree Chain, yoke ring & Stapple, ox yoke without Irons, Great
Chair, Common Chair Ditto Ditto, Small Ditto, Large Cedar tub, old mashing tub, Ceder Soap tub Small Ditto, Cedar
powdering tub, Soap [?] washing tub, meat Barril, one table Small Ditto, Long gun old Ditto without Lock, one gun Lock,
Eight pounds bullets, old Slice & old tongs, one tramel, one Cow Lick, the half of a Cart body & half ye Irons belonging to
ye Cart, Cedar for Coopers work and Six pails Set up for hooping, wheat on ye Ground Set at Eight bushels @ 5s per
bushel, one yoke of oxen, old Cow fair with Calf, Bright Brindle Cow fair with Calf, four year old heifer & Calf, one
yearling Bull, twelve Ews with Lambs at 12s per pare, one Ram, two swine at 20s apiece, Seventy acres of Land at fifty
Shillings per acre [175], with a Barn theron. The total for this inventory was 246.14.04. The two inventories together amounted to 270.15.05, and minus the debts
against the estate totaled 250.13.02. Esther appears to have remained a widow for the rest of her life, and died in Killingworth on 20 June 1788. There do not
appear to be any probate documents on record for her. Notes for Esther PARMELEE SOURCE:CHURCH RECORDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: DEATH: Received from Frank Parmelee. The Descendants of John Parmelee by R D Smyth:NEHG Register:53:Oct 1899:405-6. Genealogy of the Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester SOURCE: Kelsey [1928-9]I:147-48. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:946. DEED: GRANTEE: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:6:45-6: Know all men by these presents that Jonathan Franklin & Ester
his wife Hiel Parmele & Lemuel Parmele all of Killingworth in the County of New london and Colony of Connecticut in
New England for in the consideration of the sum of twenty three pounds two shillings currant money to us in hand well and
truly paid before the Ensealing hereof by our brother Ezra Parmele of the afore sd Killingworth ... INTERNET: Posted by: Rich Houghton: New London Probate District #3982 microfilm #998 CSL Hartford CT: Esther's father died in December 1718, and on 4 November 1719 she received her portion of his estate: Imprimis a bedsted
mat and Cord, a Set of black Curtains, an old feather bed, a feather bolster weighing nine pound and a half, a feather pillow
weighing 3 pound, a feather pillow weighing four pound, a pare of New Sheets, 2 pare of old Sheets, a pare of pillow Coats,
a new table Cloath, four Course napkins, a bras kettle, an Iron pot, a quart pot half a dozen Spoons, a pewter bason Small
basons four plates, one platter one platter one dimond Coverled, a Coverled with twisted warp a Coverled an old great
Chair, one Chare one old Chair half a dozen of Square trenchers, a pare of fire tongs, a Small tramel an old Chest with
drawers, an old table with a drawer a Woodden Chair, a linen wheel a pare of wooll Cards an old Sive, two old Cotten
pillow Coats a Brass Skillet a Candle Stick, a boul a porringer two hogsheads a malasas Cask, a brown Striped Coverled and
old Coverled an old Sheet, a Sheet four napkins two towels a platter, a Salt Seller an old Iron kettle, two bouls three turnd
trenchers, a pare of old oxen a red Cut hornd Cow, a red white faced Cow a black Cow a mashing tub, a Joynt Stool a
Water pale an old pail, a long table a meat barril a Small Cask an old Sythe & tackling, a Book a book a book a book a book
a peas hook, an old Sadle an old Chair a Corn Ridder a rake, a Small beers an old plow Shear a Staple. The total value of her portion of the estate was 44.01.01. ----------------------------------------------------------- Children of Jonathan FRANKLIN and Esther PARMELEE were as follows: i John3 FRANKLIN, born 13 Aug 1719 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 20 Aug 1800 in Canaan
Litchfield Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:183. INTERNET:
Franklins of Killinworth CT II. John Franklin b. 13 Aug 1719, Killingworth, Middlesex, Ct, m. 9 Oct 1737, in Killingworth,
Middlesex, Ct, Huldah Arnold, b. ABT 1720, d. Ct. John died 20 Aug 1800, Canaan, Litchfield, Ct. 4 ii Jonathan3 FRANKLIN, born 31 Jul 1722 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 4 Jun 1804 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. iii Daniel3 FRANKLIN, born 22 Aug 1724 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:183. iv Samuel3 FRANKLIN, born 6 Jul 1726 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:183. v Esther3 FRANKLIN, born 7 Mar 1728/29 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:183. Families Of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1191: married
Asahel Ward. INTERNET: ___ E. Esther Franklin b. 7 Mar 1728/172, Killingworth, Middlesex, Ct, m. 4 Dec 1748, in
Killingworth, Middlesex, Ct, Asahel Ward, b. 20 Nov 1726, Killingworth, Middlesex, Ct. Esther died Union, Pa. vi Lydia3 FRANKLIN, born 4 Mar 1731/32 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 9 Feb 1801 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:183.
MARRIAGE: Received from Frank Parmelee. married David Blatchley INTERNET: Ancestors of Lyle E. Delamater: PHIL
& MELDA DELAMATER Beaumont, Texas A-United States DelamaPM@aol.com: 237. Lydia Franklin, born March
04, 1731/32 in Killingworth , Middlesex, Connecticut; died February 09, 1801 in Killingworth , Middlesex, Connecticut. She
was the daughter of 474. Jonathan Franklin and 475. Esther Parmalee. Family Group Record FamilySearch Ancestral File:
Lydia FRANKLIN (AFN:1MKF-RBW) Born: 4 Mar 1731/1732 Place: Of Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut
Died: 3 Feb 1801 Place: Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut Married: 2 May 1754 Place: Of Killingworth,
Middlesex, Connecticut Father: Jonathan FRANKLIN (AFN:8J2F-DF) Mother: Esther PARMELEE (AFN:8J2F-0C)
Children 1. F Lucy BLATCHLEY (AFN:21KR-158) Born: 6 Feb 1755 Place: Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut
Died: 5 Feb 1849. 2. M Stephen BLATCHLEY (AFN:21KR-16G) Born: 3 Sep 1756 Place: Killingworth,
Middlesex, Connecticut Died: 5 Apr 1778 3. F Ada Norton BLATCHLEY (AFN:12D0-D84) Born: 17 Sep 1758
Place: Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 4. M Daniel BLATCHLEY (AFN:1MKJ-8J0) Born: 9 Oct 1760 Place:
Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut Died: 27 Apr 1854 5. M John BLATCHLEY (AFN:21KR-18V) Born: 19 Aug
1764 Place: Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 6. F Sene BLATCHLEY (AFN:21KR-193) Born: 21 Mar 1768
Place: Of Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 7. M Luman BLATCHLEY (AFN:21KR-1B9) Born: 23 Nov 1773
Place: Of Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut You searched for: Father: David Blatchley,
Mother: Lydia Franklin Exact Spelling: Off [refine search] Results: All Sources (12 matches) 1. Stephen
BLATCHLEY - International Genealogical Index/NA Gender: M Birth: 3 Sep 1756 Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut
2. Daniel BLATCHLEY - International Genealogical Index/NA Gender: M Birth: Dec 1759 Killingworth, Middlesex,
Connecticut 3. Lucy BLATCHLEY - International Genealogical Index/NA Gender: F Birth: 6 Feb 1755 Killingworth,
Middlesex, Connecticut 4. Sene BLATCHLEY - International Genealogical Index/NA Gender: F Birth: 21 Mar 1768
Of, Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 5. Ada Norton BLATCHLEY - Ancestral File Gender: F Birth/Christening:
17 Sep 1758 Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 6. Lucy BLATCHLEY - Ancestral File Gender: F Birth/Christening:
6 Feb 1755 Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 7. Stephen BLATCHLEY - Ancestral File Gender: M
Birth/Christening: 3 Sep 1756 Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 8. John BLATCHLEY - Ancestral File Gender: M
Birth/Christening: 19 Aug 1764 Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 9. Sene BLATCHLEY - Ancestral File Gender:
F Birth/Christening: 21 Mar 1768 Of Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 10. Luman BLATCHLEY - Ancestral File
Gender: M Birth/Christening: 23 Nov 1773 Of Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 11. Daniel BLATCHLEY -
Ancestral File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 9 Oct 1760 Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut 12. Daniel Blatchley -
Pedigree Resource File Gender: M Birth/Christening: 9 Oct 1760 Killingworth, Conn. vii Daniel3 FRANKLIN, born 18 Dec 1732 in Branford. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth
Middlesex Co CT: 2:183. Daniel Franklin b. 18 Dec 1732, Branford, Ct, m. 7 Dec 1756, in Killingworth, Middlesex, Ct,
Hannah Arnold viii Sarah3 FRANKLIN, born 4 Dec 1734 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:183. CHURCH RECORDS: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: MARRIAGE:
Received from Frank Parmelee. INTERNET:Sarah Franklin b. 4 Dec 1734, Killingworth, Middlesex, Ct, m. 2 Feb 1758, in
Killingworth, Middlesex, Ct, Michael Shipman, b. 1725/40, Ma. ix Hannah3 FRANKLIN, born 15 Apr 1737 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:183. INTERNET: H. Hannah Franklin b. 15 Apr 1737, m. 8 Dec 1761, in
Killingworth, Middlesex, Ct, Cornelius Parmelee, b. 4 May 1734, d. 14 Mar 1820. Hannah died 7 May 1824, Killingworth,
Middlesex, Ct. Child : Aaron PARMELEE Born 14 Jul 1763, Killingworth, Middlesex, CT Child : Eli PARMELEE Born 9
Oct 1766, Killingworth, Middlesex, CT Child : Rufus PARMELEE Born 22 Feb 1770, Killingworth, Middlesex, CT Child
: Mercy PARMELEE Born 23 Sep 1775 Died : 7 May 1824, Killingworth, Middlesex, CT x David3 FRANKLIN, born 3 Apr 1739 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 2:183. 10. Benjamin4 GRISWOLD (twin), born 26 Sep 1691 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 18 Apr 1771 in
Guilford New Hven Co Connecticut, son of 20. John GRISWOLD (served in Indian) and 21. Bathsheba NORTH. He
married on 17 Jun 1718 11. Abigail NORTON, born 12 Nov 1693, daughter of 22. Samuel NORTON and 23. Abigail
WARD. Notes for Benjamin GRISWOLD (twin) SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:531,34. Ancestors of Leland Rice
Watrous:#592:LeeWat26@AOL.COM. The Griswold Family England-America by Glenn E Griswold (NYSL) [1935]:32,59. The Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French
[1990]:24, 45-6. Notes for Abigail NORTON SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:860. The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith (NEHG Register [1900]:270-1). Children of Benjamin GRISWOLD (twin) and Abigail NORTON were as follows: i John3 GRISWOLD, born 12 Mar 1719 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 3 Aug 1777. SOURCE:
Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:534. ii Lucy3 GRISWOLD, born 23 Mar 1721 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early
Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:534 married Ebenezer Stevens. 5 iii Abigail3 GRISWOLD, born 13 Dec 1726 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died bef 1753. iv Benjamin3 GRISWOLD, born 27 Apr 1728 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early
Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:534. v Amaziah3 GRISWOLD, born 7 Sep 1731. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:534. The
Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:46:
Estate administration 6 Nov 1753 granted to Jonathan Franklin & John Griswold; Distribution 5 Apr 1755 to older brother
John, heirs of Abigail Franklin deceased, oldest sister Lucy Stevens, youngest brother Benjamin. vi Daniel3 GRISWOLD, born 1733/34; died in probably died young. SOURCE: The Griswold Family. The First Five
Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:46. 12. Abraham4 PIERSON, born 1680 in Newark Essex Co New Jersey; died 8 Jan 1752 in Killingworth Middlesex Co
Connecticut; buried in Clinton Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 24. Abraham PIERSON (President of
Yale) and 25. Abigail CLARKE. He married (1) on 1 Feb 1710 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut Mary
SHEATHER, died 28 Feb 1714 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, buried in Clinton Cemetery Clinton Middlesex
Co Connecticut; (2) on 1 May 1716 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut 13. Sarah ROSSITER, born 21 Feb 1691
in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, daughter of 26. Josiah ROSSITER and 27. Sarah SHERMAN; (3) on 15 May
1736 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut Mary HART. Notes for Abraham PIERSON SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: MARRIAGE: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: [1] 2:192:Mary Sheather, [2]2:192: Sarah
Rossiter, [3] 2:145: Mrs Mary Hart. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984. Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. DEED: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:7:96: Entered July ye 3rd 1744 To all Christian people to whom these presents shall come Greeting know ye that I Abraham Pierson of Killingworth of the town of Killingworth in the county of New London and in the colony of of Connecticut in New England for and in consideration of
the love & natural affection that I have and do bare unto my sons Samuel and Dodo Pierson both of the town of Killingworth aforesaid Have given ...unto the sd Samuel and Dodo Piersons their heirs and assigns .. one certain tract or parcel of land Seituate Lying and being in the town of Killingworth aforesd near Haddam line Eastward of the highway that leads to William Willcocks house being Eight and Nine and Eleventh Divisions Land Bounded as by the surveys on Record may more fully appear being in Length northerly and southerly from? Haddam? to the highway that leads to green swamp as it lyeth all toghe? intire piece and is bounded Northwardly? by Haddam line southerly and westerly by highway Eastwardly in part by by Comon Land & the land of Daniel Lane in part containing about one hundred and sixty acres to be equally divided betwixt? the sd Samuel and Dodo Pierson
and valued at six hundred pounds of the old tenour? money To Have and to Hold .... I the Abraham Pierson for my self my
heirs ... I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 14th day of June anno Domine Seventeen hundred and forty four Abraham Pierson (seal) in presence of John lane Stephen Lane DEED: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:7:217: To All Christian people to whom these presents shall come. Greeting Know
ye that I Andrew Tooly of Killingworth in the County of New London and in the colony of Connecticut in New England for
a valuable consideration to me in hand Received before the ensealing of these presents of Abraham Pierson of the town
County and Colony aforsd the receipt and ... full satisfaction ... certain tract or parcel of land situate in the township of
Killingworth aforsd lying about southwesterly Abel Steevens house in sd township beginning at the south easterly corner
tree marked and stones ? Standing by the highway at the northerly end of Mr Jared Eliab? Farm? ..containing eight acres
bounded northerly by Steevens land in part and in part by Common Every way ? Common Land ... In witness whereof ..this 21th Day of Sept in ye 18 years of the Reign of our sovereign Lord George the Second of Great
Britain ye King AD1744 Andrew Tooly (Seal) PROBATE: Mother's Probate: Abraham eldest son ...total 22=08==08. Killingworth Middlesex Co CT Guilford District: 1752 Killingworth March 2d AD 1752 An agreement made between
Jedidiah Pierson on the one part and Mrs Mary Pierson John Pierson Saml Pierson Dodo Pierson Stephen Wilcox and Sarah
Pierson on the other part as follows (viz) that the said Jedidiah Pierson Have his Land given to him by a Quit claim by his
hond father which was fifty seven acres as four hundred pounds of his Portion and it is to be understood that the said
Jedidiah is fully satisfied for what he has Quited to his hond father Decd which beloned to said Jedidiah's mother & as
witness our hands Jedidiah Pierson Mary Pierson John Pierson Samuel Pierson Stephen Willcocks Sarah Pierson Dodo
Pierson In presenceof Amos Stevens John Buell Nathan Eliot (NOTE) it also is to be understood that John Pierson have his
land given to him by his father by a deed of gift Said land containing 52 acres which Land to be recorded as two hundred
Sixty pounds as part of his Portion John Pierson Mary Pierson Jedidiah Pierson Samuel Pierson Stephen Wilcocks Sarah
Pierson Dodo Pierson The above land agreed upon by us witnesses Nathan Eliot John Buell Amos Stevens. An inventory of estate of Abraham Pierson Esq deceased who departed this life january the 8th AD 1752 as followeth
(Imprimes) a bible 00.15.00 a bever Hatt 11 and Hatt 4 a wig 3 Ditto 15. 18.15.00 (etc consist of 5 pages) Sum total of the
whole 12057=06=09. GS: IN MEMORY OF YE WORSHIPFUL ABRAHAM PIERSON ESQ WHO DIED JAN 8 1752? HIS 7? (eroded)
(Clinton CT cemeteries Section 2:15 from the Hale Collection) (took picture 27 Sep 2000 of eroded stone). Notes for Mary SHEATHER SOURCE: ITAL RECORDS: DEATH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:1:81. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984. GS: MARY WIFE OF ABRAHAM PIERSON ESQ DIED FEB 28 1714 AGE 25 (Clinton CT cemeteries Section 2:15
from the Hale Collection)(buried next to husband). Notes for Sarah ROSSITER SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register
[1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. DEATH/GRAVESTONE: NONE FOUND. Notes for Mary HART SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984. Children of Abraham PIERSON and Mary SHEATHER were as follows: i Jedidiah3 PIERSON, born 17 Dec 1711 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 29 Dec 1784 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Clinton Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL
RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:2:194; MARRIAGE: 2:145: DEATH:2:76. Families of Early Guilford
CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984-5. GS: JEDIDIAH PIERSON DIED DEC 29 1784 AGE 73. (Clinton CT cemeteries
Section 2:15 from the Hale Collection) ii Mary3 PIERSON, born 10 Feb 1714 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 13 Dec 1795 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:2:194. Families of
Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984: married Stephen Willcocks 10 May 1733 son of Joseph Wilcoxson &
Hannah Kelsey born 12 Jul 1706 in Killingworth. Children of Abraham PIERSON and Sarah ROSSITER were as follows: i John3 PIERSON, born 13 May 1717 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 25 Aug 1793/94 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Union Cemetery Killingworth Midlesex Co CT. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:2:194; MARRIAGE:2:19. Killingworth Congregational Church: MARRIAGE:2:62;
DEATH:2:108: John Esq Aug 25 1794 ae 77. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984-5. GS: JOHN
PIERSON DIED AUG 25 1793 AGE 77 YRS. (Killingworth CT cemeteries from the Hale Collection) NOTE: conflicts
with church record. ii Phineas3 PIERSON, born 29 Dec 1718 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: ITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:2:194; MARRIAGE: 2:118. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:984-5. 6 iii Samuel3 PIERSON, born 15 Apr 1721 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 23 Jan 1801 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Union Cemetery Killingworth Midlesex Co CT. iv Dodo3 PIERSON, born 21 May 1723 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 19 Jan 1796 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Union Cemetery Killingworth Midlesex Co CT. SOURCE: ITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:2:194; MARRIAGE:2:19; DEATH:2:76 Deacon Dodo. Congregational Church
Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut: DEATH:2:109. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984-5.
DEED: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: 7:96: See father. Received 160 acres of land to be divided with brother Samuel. GS:
DODO PIERSON REV WAR DIED JAN 19 1796 AGE 73 YRS. (Killingworth CT cemeteries from the Hale Collection) . v Nathan3 PIERSON, born 26 Mar 1726 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 29 Aug 1751. SOURCE:
VITAL RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:2:194. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:984. vi Sarah3 PIERSON, born 8 Aug 1728 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died bef 1732. SOURCE: VITAL
RECORDS: BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:2:194. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984. vii Sarah3 PIERSON, born 9 Jul 1732 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS:
BIRTH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:2:194. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984. 14. Josiah4 STEVENS, born 25 Mar 1700 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died Dec 1726 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 28. Josiah STEVENS and 29. Sarah HUBBELL. He married on 10 Feb 1725 in
Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut 15. Martha SMITH, born abt 1705 in Killinworth Middesex Co Connecticut
probably; died 24 Feb 1776 in Killinworth Middesex Co Connecticut, daughter of 30. John SMITH and 31. Rachel
BLANCHARD. Notes for Josiah STEVENS SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:360). Stevens Genealogy by C Ellis Stevens [1904]. John Steevens Of Guilford CT by Claude W Barlow 1976:143.155. PROBATE: Guilford probate district: 65 acres wife Martha child Lydia. Notes for Martha SMITH SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of Josiah STEVENS and Martha SMITH were as follows: 7 i Lydia3 STEVENS, born 27 Nov 1725 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 8 Dec 1802 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Union Cemetery Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. Generation 5 16. Jonathan5 FRANKLIN, died scalped 19 Mar 1692/3 in Haverhill Essex Co Massachusetts He married on 1 Feb
1686/87 in Boston Suffolk Co Massachusetts 17. Sarah SMITH, born 19 Jul 1646 in Hingham Plymouth Co
Massachusetts; died abt 1707 in Hull Plymouth Co Massachusetts, daughter of 32. John SMITH and 33. Sarah
WOODWARD. Notes for Jonathan FRANKLIN SOURCE: Original Lists OF PERSONS OF QUALITY: [Regi]ster of the names of all ye Passinger wch Passed from ye
Port of London for on whole yeare Endinge at Xpmas 1635: JONATHAN FRANKLIN 17.[ Is this his father?] VITAL RECORDS: Haverill Essex Co MA: DEATH:402: Jonathan Franklin kiled Mar 19 1692. INTERNET: Bruce Mitchell bwmitch@neptune.on.ca. Franklin Family Genealogy Forum: FRANKLINS OF KILLINGWORTH, CT I Posted by: Charlie Cabiac Date: February 19, 1999 at 12:04:44 of 1363 ____ My wife and children are descendants of the Franklins of Killingworth and Woodbury, CT, and of Bradford County, PA. We
lived in the Boston area for a number of years, and I was able to work out the Franklin genealogy with the able help of Gary
Boyd Roberts, the MOST BRILLIANT genealogist I've ever encountered during my 50 years as a family
researcher.Jonathan (1) FRANKLIN b. m. Sarah SMITH, Hingham, MA, 1687 d. Haverhill, MA, 1692/93 (He was scalped!) John (2) FRANKLIN b. Hingham, MA, 1687 m. Lydia TOWER, Hingham, MA, 1711/12 d. Jonathan (2) FRANKLIN b. Hingham, MA, m. Esther PARMALEE, dtr. of Nathaniel and Esther (KELSEY) PARMALEE, Killingworth, CT, 1718 d. David (2) FRANKLIN b. Haverhill, MA, 1792 m. d. TO be continued..... FRANKLINS OF KILLINGWORTH, CT IV Charlie Cabiac 2/23/99 (0) FRANKLINS OF KILLINGWORTH, CT III Charlie Cabiac 2/23/99 (1) Re: FRANKLINS OF KILLINGWORTH, CT III Kathy Campbell 3/31/99 (0) FRANKLINS OF KILLINGSWORTH, CT II Charlie Cabiac 2/21/99 (0) Notes for Sarah SMITH SOURCE: History of the Town of Hingham Massachusetts [1893]:III:153. VITAL RECORDS: Haverill Essex Co MA:MARRIAGE:123: Sarah Franklin wid & John Field of Boston. Children of Jonathan FRANKLIN and Sarah SMITH were as follows: i John4 FRANKLIN, born 21 Dec 1687 in Hingham Plymouth Co Massachusetts recorded Boston. SOURCE: Boston
Births, Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths 1630-1699 by William S Appleton [1978]:174. 8 ii Jonathan4 FRANKLIN, born bef 1692/93 in Hingham Plymouth Co Massachusetts; died Mar 1761 in Probably
Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. iii David4 FRANKLIN, born 4 May 1692 in Haverill Essex Co Massachusetts. SOURCE:BIRTH:VITAL RECORDS:
Haverill Essex Co MA:BIRTH:130:David son of Jonathan & Sarah. Boston Births, Baptisms, Marriages and Deaths
1630-1699 by William S Appleton [1978]: A David & Elizabeth Franklin had: a dau Elizabeth 15 Jun 1714 Boston II:97.
111 dau Anna 18 Sep 1715 son David p136 b 24 May 1719 p 144: son Jonathan b 21 Jan 1720 p170: John b 6 May 1725
p175: William b 7 Feb 1726 192: John b 2 Jun 1729 216: Jonathan b 24 Oct 1734. Genealogical Advertizer by Lucy Hall
Greenlaw [1898-1901]:32: Elizabeth wife of David Franklin was dau of Moses Ayers & wife Elizabeth .... David died bef 11
Sep 1739 was called Captain married 8 Jun 1713 Boston. Wife appointed administrator. She married [2] Solomon Lincoln. 18. Nathaniel5 PARMELEE, born 22 Mar 1672 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 26 Jan 1717/18 in
Probably Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 34. Nathaniel PARMELEE and 35. Sarah FRENCH. He married
19. Esther KELSEY, born 14 Sep 1675 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 24 Sep 1759 in Killinworth
Middesex Co Connecticut, daughter of 36. John KELSEY and 37. Hannah DESBOROUGH. Notes for Nathaniel PARMELEE SOURCE: The Descendants of John Parmelee by R D Smyth:NEHG Register:53:Oct 1899:405-6. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:943,946. DEED: 6:46: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT: Entered Ye march ye 17th 1737 We whose names are underwritten being
thereunto appointed by the proprietors of Killingworth to lay out these division have laid out to De Nathaniel Parmelee
Estate a tract of land lying near Hiel Parmelees House beginning at a heap of stone Runing westerly 52? rods to a white oak
tree marked stones cast about it thence Northwesterly 45 rods to a chestnut tree marked stones about it thence Easterly 18
rods to a heap of stones thence Southerwardly 29 rods to a heap of stones thence southwesterly 17 rods to a heap of stones
still near the same corce 32 rods to a white oak tree marked stones cast about it southwardly 45 rods to a heap of stones west one rod to the first corner Containing six acres & 7? rods of it is
bounded westerly & northerly by highway & Easterly in part by Common Land and part by Hiel Parmelees Land Southerly
by Josiah Parmelee Land dated in Killingworth January ye 27th day AD1737. Daniel Buell Nathaniel Parmelee Isaac Kelsey. PROBATE: New London Probate District #3982 microfilm #998 CSL Hartford CT: 1 bond 1 inventory 1 distribution 1
account of administration 4 receipts. Value of estate 743.19.06. Ages of the children> Nathaniel 21? Esther 20 Josiah 18
Hiell 16 Lemeuell 14 Ledyah 11 Nehemiah 8 Ezra 4 Abner 2 Sarah 8 months. Notes for Esther KELSEY SOURCE: Genealogy of the Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey
[1928-9]I:45,75-76. Children of Nathaniel PARMELEE and Esther KELSEY were as follows: i Nathaniel4 PARMELEE (Jr), born 10 May 1697 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 15 Oct 1752 in
Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:946. [1] Ann
Post. INTERNET: PARMELEE: Jana Wellman Ulrich. 9 ii Esther4 PARMELEE, born 6 Oct 1698 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 20 Jun 1788 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. iii Josiah4 PARMELEE, born 11 Sep 1700 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died Apr 1780 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:946 married Mercy Hull. iv Hiel4 PARMELEE, born 2 Jan 1701/02 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 24 Dec 1779. SOURCE:
Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:946 married Eunice Gardner. DEED: GRANTEE: Killingworth
Middlesex Co CT:6:45-6: Know all men by these presents that Jonathan Franklin & Ester his wife Hiel Parmele & Lemuel
Parmele all of Killingworth in the County of New london and Colony of Connecticut in New England for in the
consideration of the sum of twenty three pounds two shillings currant money to us in hand well and truly paid before the
Ensealing hereof by our brother Ezra Parmele of the afore sd Killingworth .... v Lemuel4 PARMELEE, born 2 Dec 1704 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 2 Jun 1774 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:946 married Sarah Norton. vi Lydia4 PARMELEE, born 5 Sep 1707 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Descendants of
John Parmelee by R D Smyth:NEHG Register:53:Oct 1899:406. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:946 married 3 Oct 1725 Ira Ward. vii Nehemiah4 PARMELEE, born 15 Sep 1710 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 25 May 1790 in
Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:946 married
Hannah Hull. viii Hannah4 PARMELEE, born 21 Sep 1712 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died bef 23 May 1754 in
Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Descendants of John Parmelee by R D Smyth:NEHG
Register:53:Oct 1899:406. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:946 married 5 Jan 1744 Daniel Graves. ix Ezra4 PARMELEE, born 28 Apr 1714 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early
Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:946 married Jemima Bushnell. DEED: GRANTEE: Killingworth Middlesex Co
CT:6:45-6: Know all men by these presents that Jonathan Franklin & Ester his wife Hiel Parmele & Lemuel Parmele all of
Killingworth in the County of New london and Colony of Connecticut in New England for in the consideration of the sum of
twenty three pounds two shillings currant money to us in hand well and truly paid before the Ensealing hereof by our brother
Ezra Parmele of the afore sd Killingworth the receipt whereof we do hereby acknowledge to our full consent and
satisfaction Have given granted .... that did belong to our wife ought to ?? of in and unto a certain tract or parcell of land
that did belong to our Brother Abner Parmele late of Killingworth desd sd land lying in the township of Killingworth
towards the head of the plain on the southerly side of mamnequetecit River bounded easterly by a highway which lands over
the river northerly by the brow of the river westerly by the land of John Shelter? Southerly by the Comon Containing five
acres being in length forty rods in breadth twenty four rods To have and to hold ... to him Ezra Parmele his heirs ... that
neither we the sd Jonathan & Ester Franklin Hiel & Lemuel Parmele nor any other person .. In witness whereof we the sd
Jonathan & Ester Franklin Hiel and Lemuel Parmele to have hereunto set our hands and seals this sixteenth day of March
annodomine one thousand seven hundred and thirty seven and in ye tenth year of the reign of our sovereign Lord George the
second King of Great Brittan. Killingworth march ye 16th 1736 .. personally appeared Jonathan Franklin Ester Franklin [her
mark] Hiel Parmele Lemuel Parmel .. before Abraham Pierson Justice of Peace. x Abner/Honor4 PARMELEE, born 1 May 1716 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 17 Sep 1734 in
Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Descendants of John Parmelee by R D Smyth:NEHG
Register:53:Oct 1899:406. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:946. xi Sarah4 PARMELEE, born 1 Mar 1718 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 8 May 1784. SOURCE: The
Descendants of John Parmelee by R D Smyth:NEHG Register:53:Oct 1899:406. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan
Talcott [1984]:946 married 2 Jun 1740 Michael Griswold. 20. John5 GRISWOLD (served in Indian), born 16 Aug 1652 in Windsor Hartford Co Connecticut; died 7 Aug 1717 in
Windsor Hartford Co Connecticut; buried in Congregational Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 38.
Edward GRISWOLD and 39. Margaret BLENCOW. He married (1) 21. Bathsheba NORTH, born 1654 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 19 Mar 1736 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, daughter of 40. Thomas NORTH
and 41. Mary PRICE; (2) on 28 Nov 1672 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut Mary BEMIS, died 27 Oct 1679. Notes for John GRISWOLD (served in Indian War) SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:530-2. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#592: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. The Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French
[1990]:14,23-4: The Griswold Family England-America by Glenn E Griswold (NYSL) [1935]:18,32-34: WILL In the name of God Amen I John Griswold of Killingworth being in perfect health of body and of sound mind and memory
blessed be God for it, do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form following viz: Imprimis: I do
commit my soul into the hands of God and my body a decent burial after this life at the descetion of my executor hereinafter
named, in hopes of a joyful resurrection to life eternal thro Jesus Christ our lord. For my worldly goods and pssessions I do
devise, bequeath and dispose of them as followeth; my funeral expenses and just debts first paid. Imprimis: I give unto my
dear and loving wife Bathahuah one third part of all my lands, tenements, buildings, mills and hereditaments whatsoever to
be her and her assigns during the term of her natural life as her dower and one third part of all my goods and chattels to be
her own and at her own dispose forever. I do hereby give, grant and divise unto my sons Samuel Griswold, Joseph
Griswold, Benjamin Griswold, Daniel Griswold and Walter Griswold the other tow thirds of my lands, tenements, buildings,
mills and hereditaments whatsoever and reversion of one third part of lands, tenements, buildings, mills and hereditaments
whatsoever devised for life to my loving wife to have and to hold to each an equal share to them and their heirs forever.
Saving that my son Samuel Griswold shall have that two acres of land I have given him by deed of gift over and above and
more than an equal share with each of his brethren, my sons above mentioned, to him and his heirs forever. I give and
bequeath to my two daughters Dorothy and Martha Griswold, to each of them fifty pounds as money; to my daughter
Bathshuah twenty and two pounds as money besides what she already hs of me and to my daughter Lucy ten pounds as
money besides what she already has of me. All these legacies to my daughters to be paid out of remaining two thirds of
goods and chattels and credits and all of residue of my goods and chattels and credits what is above disposed of and
bequeathed my will is that it shall be equally divided to and among my seven daughters, Mary Avery, Margaret Chapman,
Hannah Crane, Bathshuah Clark, Lucy Ball, Dorothy Griswold and Martha Griswold and if this legacy shall not amount to
ten pounds as money to each of my seven daughters so much as to make up the legacy ten pounds to each of my said seven
daughters I do appoint and constitute my loving wife Bathshuah Griswold, my son Samuel Griswold and my son Joseph
Griswold executors of my last will and testament. in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hands this sixth day of June
Ano Domini one thousand seven hundred and thriteen. Notes for Bathsheba NORTH SOURCE:INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#297: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. The Griswold Family England-America by Glenn E Griswold (NYSL) [1935]:3 4: the estate of Bathsheba dated 11 Nov
1732 mentions following heirs: heirs of son Samuel, son Joseph, Daniel, Benjamin and Walter, grandchild mary Griswold
dau of Samuel, grandchildren Sarah, Bathshua and Jerusha daus of Daniel, daus Bathshua Clark, Lucy Ball, Dorothy Hand,
Martha Pratt, son-in-laws Daniel clar, Allent Ball, James hand and Samuel Pratt. Notes for Mary BEMIS SOURCE: The Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis
French [1990]:23-4. Children of John GRISWOLD (served in Indian War) and Bathsheba NORTH were as follows: i Dorothy4 GRISWOLD, born 4 May 1681 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 3 Mar 1690 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther
(Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24. ii Bathsheba4 GRISWOLD, born 5 Dec 1682 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold
Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24 married
Daniel Clark. iii Samuel4 GRISWOLD, born 14 Apr 1685 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold
Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24. iv Lucy4 GRISWOLD, born 26 Jul 1686 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold Family.
The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24: married Allent
Ball. v John4 GRISWOLD, born 4 Nov 1688 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died in died young. SOURCE: The
Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24. vi Martha4 GRISWOLD, born 1 Jan 1689/90 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 17 Mar 1690/91 in
Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled
by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24. 10 vii Benjamin4 GRISWOLD (twin), born 26 Sep 1691 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 18 Apr 1771 in
Guilford New Hven Co Connecticut. viii Joseph4 GRISWOLD (twin), born 26 Sep 1691 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold
Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24. ix Dorothy4 GRISWOLD, born 23 Sep 1692 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold
Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24. The
Griswold Family England-America by Glenn E Griswold (NYSL) [1935]:59: in Guilford CT 14 Feb 1723 married Janna
Hand. x Martha4 GRISWOLD, born 16 Jun 1694 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold Family.
The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24: married Samuel
Pratt. xi Daniel4 GRISWOLD, born 25 Oct 1696 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold Family.
The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24. xii Walter4 GRISWOLD, born 7 Mar 1700 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold Family.
The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24. Children of John GRISWOLD (served in Indian War) and Mary BEMIS were as follows: i Mary4 GRISWOLD, born 1 Feb 1673/74 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold Family.
The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24 married __ Avery. ii Margaret4 GRISWOLD, born 10 Dec 1675 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold
Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24 married __
Chapman. iii Hannah4 GRISWOLD, born 25 Oct 1677 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold
Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24 married
__ Crane. iv John4 GRISWOLD, born 22 Sep 1679 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 14 Dec 1679 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther
(Griswold) & Robert Lewis French [1990]:24. 22. Samuel5 NORTON, born 4 Oct 1672 in Guilford New Hven Co Connecticut; died 2 Apr 1752 in Guilford New Hven
Co Connecticut, son of 42. John NORTON and 43. Hannah STONE. He married (1) on 14 Nov 1693 in Guilford New
Hven Co Connecticut 23. Abigail WARD, born 15 Sep 1672 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 10 Aug 1733
in Guilford New Hven Co Connecticut, daughter of 44. Andrew WARD (Jr) and 45. Tryal MEIGS; (2) Sarah WEST, died
6 Aug 1752. Notes for Samuel NORTON SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:858,60. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous.
LeeWat26@AOL.COM. The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith [NEHG Register [1900:270-1]:of the East River
Quarter in Guilford, married 25 Jan 1692/3. Notes for Abigail WARD SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:647. Families of Early
Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1187. Children of Samuel NORTON and Abigail WARD were as follows: 11 i Abigail4 NORTON, born 12 Nov 1693. ii Samuel4 NORTON (Jr), born 13 Aug 1698 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died Nov 1745. SOURCE:
Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:860: married Thankful Wilcox. The Descendants of Thomas Norton
of Guilford Conn by R D Smith [NEHG Register [1900:271]: lived Salisbury CT married 6 Sep 1722. iii Keziah4 NORTON, born 21 Dec 1700; died 8 Oct 1771. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:860: married John Graves. The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith [NEHG Register
[1900:271]: married 1 Aug 1723. John died Apr 1759. iv Anna4 NORTON, born 10 Jul 1703; died 22 Dec 1726. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:860: married Selah Murray. The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith [NEHG Register
[1900:271]: married 14 May 1725. Selah died 13 mar 1764. v Tryal4 NORTON, born 16 Jan 1706; died 19 Aug 1784. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:860: Richard Bristol. The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith [NEHG Register
[1900:271]: married 11 May 1738. Richard died April 1800. vi Mindwell4 NORTON, born 6 Jun 1708; died 20 Sep 1750. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:860: Samuel Meigs. The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith [NEHG Register
[1900:271]: married 4 Nov 1731. Samuel died 1 Sep 1751. vii Isaiah4 NORTON, born 12 Jan 1712. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:860:
married Joanna Morehouse. The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith [NEHG Register
[1900:271]: lived in Middletown. Joana from Saybrook. viii Thankful4 NORTON, born 4 Sep 1710 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: The Descendants of
Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith [NEHG Register [1900:270. 24. Abraham5 PIERSON (President of Yale), born abt 1640 in Lynn Essex Co Massachusetts maybe; died 5 May 1707 in
Killingworth now Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Clinton Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut, son
of 46. Abraham PIERSON and 47. Abigail MITCHELL. He married 25. Abigail CLARKE, born 29 Jan 1653/54 in
Milford New Haven Co Connecticut; christened 5 Feb 1653/54 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 15 Mar
1726/27 in Killingworth now Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Clinton Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co
Connecicut, daughter of 48. George CLARKE and 49. Sarah HARVEYOR NORTHRUPT. Notes for Abraham PIERSON (President of Yale Co) SOURCE: VITAL RECORDS:DEATH: Killingworth Middlesex Co CT:1:81. Rev Abraham Pierson was second pastor to Newark New Jersey Meeting House. Memorial statue in front of church in Old Killingworth now Clinton Ct dedicated to Abrahm Pierson. He is buried in the
cemetery behind the church. Took pictures 3 Sep 2000 of the memorial stone at the church. Took pictures of his statue in
front of Abraham Pierson School 27 Sep 2000 also took pictue of his gravestone. A Tribute by Cora Pierson Hopkins [1913] gives much insite to the first two Abrahams. Has several great pictures. PROBATE: #4000 Killingworth Middlesex Co CT New London District 1707: The names and ages of the children of Rev?
Abraham Pierson. Abraham Pierson aged 26 years James ---22 John ---19 Sarah --- 32 Susana ---30 Mary --- 24 Hannah ---
20 Ruth --- 14 --- Abigail --- 11.... 1218.16.02 ... An Inventory of the Estate of Revd Mr Abraham Pierson ? of the Church Of Christ at Killingworth ? deceased the 5th day of
March 1709? As it was presented to us and appraised by us whose names are unto written ? excepting to the cost of our
understandings his Library being apprraised by The Revd Mr Timothy Woodbridge also Revd Mr Nediah? Russell & Mr
Phineas Fiske? Imprimis His woolen & Linen clothes hatts, shoes and boots 038.05.00 Itim his library 054.00.04 Itim bedsteds, beds, woolen bedding, coverlets and curtains 079.07.00 Itim armes, amunition and other necessarys Belonging Hereto 007.04.00 Item cubbards, tables & carpits, chests, boxes, chairs & formes? & curtains 018.14.06 Item Putor & brass 014.10.00 Item table and God linen 119.03.00 Item iron ware in ye house? sixe irons? Razor, sickles, shears, combs & knivs 011.12.00 Item in plates shoe-buckles,Bottons? Tobaco -box, tonges, chains & money 014.16.08 Item a case with glass bottles, earthan? rugs? money-schls? ?? 009.11.06 Item combed wosted?Linen yarns, Rack fluff? hollow? & baggs 010.06.00 Item 3 barrells of sider, other barrells, tubbs, spinning wheels, & other ? 007.19.00 Item neate? cattle, horses,swine and a par? mantle? 015.19.00 Item utensils for husbandryand tobacco 016.03.00 Item Housings? barn & orchard lands & meadows at Killingworth 358.10.00? Item Lands and meadow at Milford 100.00.00 Item lands at Caugingchauge? 08.00.00 Item house and barn Lands and meadow at Saybrook 100.00.00? Item yarn for blankets and fifth? note? 002.15.02 _________ 1218.16.02 [Note: maybe errors by my interpretation] Mistress Abigail Pierson the widow and relict of the deceased .. June 5th 1707. 1218=16=02. Pedigrees of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy [1976]:658. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984. History of The Colony of New Haven to its Absorption into Connecticut by Edward E Atwater with Supplemental History
and Personnel etc compiled by Robert A Smith & Bessie E Beach & Lucy M Hewitt [1902]:603-4. INTERNET: Dictionary of American Biography edited by Dumas Malone [1962]:VII:588-9: Graduated from Harvard
1668. Congregational clergyman. He was first rector of the Collegiate School in Connecticut which later became Yale
University. Ancestors of Larry Albert Maxwell. Orr Gedcom E-mail address: billcarol2@prodigy.net. Memorial of Abraham Pierson first rector of Yale College..placing a memorial stone at Clinton (Old Killingworth) June 17 A
D 1868. Connecticut State Library SCSU Conn. Room Call number LD6321.P48M4 1870 c.2. STATUES IN HIS MEMORY: Clinton Middlesex Co CT: "THE EARLIEST CLASSES OF YALE COLLEGE TAUGHT
NEAR THIS SPOT BY RECTOR ABRAHAM PIERSON 1701-1709. YALE COLLEGE NEW HAVEN CT: [front] ABRAHAMUS PIERSON PRIMUS COLLEGIO YALENSI PRAESEDIT MDCCLLXXIV [back]HANG STATUAM PONENDAM CURAVIT CARLOUS MORGAN NEO-EBORACENSIS MDCCI-MDCCVII [just below his feet] LAUNT THOMPSON SCULT 1874 [SIDE] ROBERT WOOD & CO BRONZE FOUNDERS PHILA. GS: "Here Lyeth the body of ye Mr. Abra.h Pierson The first Rector of ye College in Connecticut who deceased March ye 5th 1706-7 aged 61 years. (this seems to be a stone replacement) Pierson, Abraham. "Autobiography of Abraham Pierson." Connecticut Historical Society Bulletin, 15 (July, October 1950),
pp. 17-24, 31-32; 16 (January 1951), pp. 6-7. Notes for Abigail CLARKE SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984. George Clark Sr and Jr of Milford Conn and Their Descendants by R D Smith [1900]: NEHG Register:54:384: married
Abraham Pierson of Branford CT & Newark NJ.. INTERNET: Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch: died 15 Mar 1726/7 in Killingworth CT. PROBATE: Guilford District CT: We whose names are hereunto subscribed being ordered and appointed to distribute the
Estate of Mrs Abigail Pierson late of Killingworth Deceased by the Hond Court of Probates at Guilford in ye County of
New Haven have this second day of June acted as followeth viz Estate taken to answer debts dew from sd Estate.... To Mr
Abraham Pierson the Eldest son ...total 22=08==08; Mr James Pierson second son ...total 11=04==06; To the youngest son
Mr John Pierson ...total 11=04==06; To Mrs Sarah Hand the oldest daughter ...total 11=04==04; To Mrs Susannah
Buiship the second daughter ...total 11=04==04; To Mrs Mary Lyon the third daughter ...total 11=04==06; To Mrs
Hannah Lyon the fourth daughter ...total 11=04==04; To Mrs Ruth French the fifth daughter ...total 11=04==06; To Mrs
Abigail Shaplis the youngest daughter ...total 11=04==06. We whose names are hereunto Subscribed Have made &
finished a Distribution of ye Estate above mentioned on this ninth day of june A D 1727 Being Sworn according to law John
Lane Josiah Rossiter John Shothox? GS: Here lyeth ye body of Mrs. Abigail Pierson wife of ye Rev. Mr. Abra.m Pierson who deceased March ye 15th A. D.
1727 aged 73 years. Children of Abraham PIERSON (President of Yale Co) and Abigail CLARKE were as follows: i Sarah4 PIERSON, born 1675; died bef 1734. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:984. PROBATE: Mother's Probate: To Mrs Sarah Hand the oldest daughter ...total 11=04==04. INTERNET:
Family Group Record FamilySearch Ancestral File: Sarah PIERSON (AFN:G5GV-ZT) Born 1681 Died Bef 1734 Married
16 Nov 1708 Guilford, New Haven, CT dau of Abraham PIERSON (AFN:G5GW-3H) & Abigail CLARKE
(AFN:GL67-K7). ii Susanna4 PIERSON, born 1677. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984.
PROBATE: Mother's Probate: To Mrs Susannah Buiship the second daughter ...total 11=04==04. INTERNET: Family
Group Record FamilySearch Ancestral File: Susannah PIERSON (AFN:GLKQ-0H) Born 1682 Newark NJ Married 24 Jun
1696 daughter of Abraham PIERSON (AFN:G5GW-3H) & Abigail CLARKE (AFN:GL67-K7). 12 iii Abraham4 PIERSON, born 1680 in Newark Essex Co New Jersey; died 8 Jan 1752 in Killingworth Middlesex Co
Connecticut; buried in Clinton Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut. iv Mary4 PIERSON, born 1676/83 Of Elizabeth Union Co NJ. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by
Alvan Talcott [1984]:984. PROBATE: Mother's Probate: To Mrs Mary Lyon the third daughter ...total 11=04==06.
INTERNET: Individual Record FamilySearch Ancestral File: Mary PIERSON (AFN: GLKQ-1N) F Birth 1683 Newark
Newark NJ daughter of Abraham PIERSON (AFN: G5GW-3H) & Abigail CLARKE (AFN: GL67-K7). Spouse Joseph
LYON (AFN: 1207-3JX) Spouse Samuel LYON (AFN: 1207-3K5). something wrong or she married both ALSO Mary
PIERSON (AFN:CTD5-HL) Born: Abt 1676 Of Elizabeth Union Co NJ. v James4 PIERSON, born 1685; died 26 Jan 1750 in Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut; buried in Clinton Cemetery
Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: VITAL RECORRDS: MARRIAGE Killingworth Middlesesex Co CT
:2:191. Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984. PROBATE: Mother's Probate: Mr James
second son ...total 11=04==06. INTERNET: Family Group Record FamilySearch Ancestral File: James PIERSON
(AFN:GLKQ-46) Born 1686 Place: Newark Newark NJ Died 26 Jan 1749 Killingsworth Middlesex Ct Married 18 Jan
1732 GS: JAMES PIERSON DIED JAN 2-- AGE --6 (eroded) )(Hale Collection on microfilm:702-1:13:section 2) vi Hannah4 PIERSON, born 1687. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984.
PROBATE: Mother's Probate: To Mrs Hannah Lyon the fourth daughter ...total 11=04==04. INTERNET: Individual
Record FamilySearch Ancestral File: Hannah PIERSON (AFN: GLKQ-2T)1684 Newark Newark NJ daughter of Abraham
PIERSON (AFN: G5GW-3H) & Abigail CLARKE (AFN: GL67-K7). Spouses John LYON (AFN: 1207-3LC) Samuel
LYON (AFN: 1207-3NR). vii John4 PIERSON, born 1689 in Newark Essex Co New Jersey; died 23 Aug 1770 in Hanover Morris Co New Jersey.
SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984. PROBATE: Mother's Probate: Mr John
youngest son ...total 11=04==06. INTERNET: Family Group Record FamilySearch Ancestral File: John PIERSON
(AFN:GLKQ-6J) Born 1689 Newark NJ Died 3 Aug 1770 Hanover Morris NJ Married 18 Jul 1716 Piscataway Middlesex
Co New Jersey son of Abraham PIERSON & (AFN:G5GW-3H) Abigail CLARKE (AFN:GL67-K7). viii Ruth4 PIERSON, born 1693. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984.
PROBATE: Mother's Probate: To Mrs Ruth French the fifth daughter ...total 11=04==06. INTERNET: Family Group
Record FamilySearch Ancestral File: Ruth PIERSON (AFN:NRV9-JX) Born 1693 East Guilford New Haven Co Ct
Married 4 Jul 1716 East Guilford New Haven Co Ct. ix Abigail4 PIERSON, born 1696. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan Talcott [1984]:984.
PROBATE: Mother's Probate: To Mrs Abigail Shaplis the youngest daughter. 26. Josiah5 ROSSITER, born 1646 in Hartford Co Connecticut; died 30 Jan 1716 in Guilford New Hven Co Connecticut,
son of 50. Bray ROSSITER and 51. Elizabeth ALSOP. He married 27. Sarah SHERMAN, born 8 Apr 1654 in Stratford
Fairfield Co Connecticut, daughter of 52. Samuel SHERMAN and 53. Sarah MITCHELL. Notes for Josiah ROSSITER SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register
[1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1006-7. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. Children of Josiah ROSSITER and Sarah SHERMAN were as follows: i Sarah4 ROSSITER, born 26 Nov 1677 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 18 May 1679 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M
Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. ii Elizabeth4 ROSSITER, born 16 Apr 1679 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 17 Sep 1698 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M
Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. iii Josiah4 ROSSITER, born 31 May 1680 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 23 Sep 1751 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151-2: married Mary Hill dau of John of Guilford. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan
Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. iv Samuel4 ROSSITER, born 28 Jan 1681/82 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 23 Aug 1682 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M
Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. v Timothy4 ROSSITER, born 5 Jun 1683 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 7 Feb 1724/25 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151-2: married Abigail Penfield dau of Samuel 14 Feb 1712. Families of Early Guilford CT by
Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. vi John4 ROSSITER, born 13 Oct 1685/86 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 8 Jan 1686 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M
Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. vii Samuel4 ROSSITER, born 28 Feb 1685/86 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 16 Jan 1711 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151-3: married Anna Ward dau of Capt Andrew Ward. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan
Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. viii David4 ROSSITER, born 17 Apr 1687 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 29 Apr 1688 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M
Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. ix Jonathan4 ROSSITER, born 3 Apr 1688 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray)
Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:151,153: married Ann Pierson of
Bridgehampton LI. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson
Stev@Lawson.net. x Nathaniel4 ROSSITER, born 10 Nov 1689 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 4 Oct 1751 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151-153: married Anna Stone dau of Lt Nathaniel Stone. She died 20 Apr 1776. Families of
Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. 13 xi Sarah4 ROSSITER, born 21 Feb 1691 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. xii Patience4 ROSSITER, born 6 Apr 1692 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 9 Mar 1715/16 in Wethersfield
Hartford Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M
Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. xiii Joanna4 ROSSITER, born 23 Apr 1693 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 16 Jun 1703 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M
Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. xiv Mary4 ROSSITER, born 3 Dec 1694 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray)
Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:152. Families of Early Guilford
CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. xv Theophilus4 ROSSITER, born 12 Feb 1696 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 9 Apr 1771 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth
:NEHG Register [1901]:55:152,154: married Abigail Pierson dau of Henry Pierson of Bridgehampton LI. She died 25 Jan
1790. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. xvi Susanna4 ROSSITER, born 13 Jun 1697 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray)
Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:152. Families of Early Guilford
CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. xvii Ebenezer4 ROSSITER, born 4 Feb 1698/99 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 11 Oct 1762 in Stonington
New London Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D
Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:152, 154: graduated from yale 1718 married Hannah White 7 Oct 1723 dau of Ebenezer
White of Bridgehampton LI. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1007:Rev Ebenzer married Hannah
White. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. 28. Josiah5 STEVENS, born 8 Dec 1670 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 15 Mar 1754 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut; buried in Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 54. William STEVENS and 55. Mary MEIGS.
He married (1) on 25 Jun 1699 29. Sarah HUBBELL, born 1678; died 17 Dec 1726, daughter of 56. Richard HUBBELL
and 57. Elizabeth GAYLORD; (2) on 11 Jul 1733 Mercy HOADLEY. Notes for Josiah STEVENS SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:360). Stevens Genealogy by C Ellis Stevens [1904]:. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1122. 1124. John Steevens Of Guilford CT by Claude W Barlow[1976]:14, 42-43. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #298: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Notes for Sarah HUBBELL SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #299: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:300-1. Children of Josiah STEVENS and Sarah HUBBELL were as follows: 14 i Josiah4 STEVENS, born 25 Mar 1700 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died Dec 1726 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. ii Daniel4 STEVENS, born 18 Oct 1701 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 2 Jul 1784 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. iii Elnathan4 STEVENS, born 13 Apr 1703 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 21 Dec 1776 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. iv Jerusha4 STEVENS, born 19 Oct 1704 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 3 Dec 1792 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. v Jeremiah4 STEVENS, born Jul 1706 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. vi Nathaniel4 STEVENS, born abt 1710 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 12 Sep 1805 in Clinton
Middlesex Co Connecticut. 30. John5 SMITH, born 8 Mar 1666/67 in Charlestown Sufolk Co Massachusetts; died abt 1753 in Probably Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 58. Abraham SMITH and 59. Martha (---). He married on 18 Feb 1690/91 31. Rachel
BLANCHARD, born abt 1670 in Charlestown Sufolk Co Massachusetts, daughter of 60. George BLANCHARD and 61.
Elizabeth HILLS. Notes for John SMITH SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #294: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Notes for Rachel BLANCHARD SOURCE: #295 Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous LeeWat26@AOL.COM Children of John SMITH and Rachel BLANCHARD were as follows: 15 i Martha4 SMITH, born abt 1705 in Killinworth Middesex Co Connecticut probably; died 24 Feb 1776 in Killinworth
Middesex Co Connecticut. ii John4 SMITH, born 5 Feb 1692/93 in Charlestown Massachusetts; died 7 Feb 1692/93. iii Abraham4 SMITH, born 28 Jul 1695 in Charlestown Massachusetts; died 29 Jul 1695 in Charlestown Massachusetts. iv Elnathan4 SMITH, born 30 Jan 1697/98 in Charlestown Massachusetts; died 3 Dec 1722 in Killingworth Middlesex Co
Connecticut. v Rachel4 SMITH, born abt 1701 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 24 Apr 1750 in Killingworth Middlesex
Co Connecticut. Generation 6 32. John6 SMITH, born abt 1620; died 17 Apr 1695 in Probably Hingham Massachusetts He married on 8 May 1645 in
Hingham Massachusetts 33. Sarah WOODWARD, born abt 1624 in Hingham Plymouth Co Massachusetts; died 7 Feb
1708/09 in Hingham Plymouth Co Massachusetts, daughter of 62. Ralph WOODWARD and 63. Mary (---). Notes for John SMITH SOURCE: MARRIAGE: New England Marriages Prior to1700 by Clarence A Torrey [1985]:683. History of the Town of Hingham Massachusetts [1893]:III:153. Notes for Sarah WOODWARD SOURCE: NEHG Register [1858]:12:52-3: Inventory of father's estate. History of the Town of Hingham Massachusetts [1893]:III:153. Children of John SMITH and Sarah WOODWARD were as follows: 17 i Sarah5 SMITH, born 19 Jul 1646 in Hingham Plymouth Co Massachusetts; died abt 1707 in Hull Plymouth Co
Massachusetts. 34. Nathaniel6 PARMELEE, born 1645 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 1676 in Indian Wars perhaps at
the Swamp fight, son of 64. John PARMELEE and 65. Rebecca EATON [MAYBE]. He married on 24 Oct 1668 35.
Sarah FRENCH, born 25 Aug 1650 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 19 May 1717 in Killinworth Middesex
Co Connecticut probably, daughter of 66. Thomas FRENCH and 67. Mary BUTTON. Notes for Nathaniel PARMELEE SOURCE: The Descendants of John Parmelee by R D Smyth:NEHG Register:53:Oct 1899:405-6. Families of Early
Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:943. INTERNET: Jana Wellman Ulrich. Notes for Sarah FRENCH SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:498. INTERNET: Descendants of John French by Tracy Tomaselli tct222.@aol.com. Children of Nathaniel PARMELEE and Sarah FRENCH were as follows: i Sarah5 PARMELEE, born 24 Aug 1669. SOURCE: The Descendants of John Parmelee by R D Smyth:NEHG
Register:53:Oct 1899:406. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:943. 18 ii Nathaniel5 PARMELEE, born 22 Mar 1672 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 26 Jan 1717/18 in
Probably Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. iii Mary5 PARMELEE, born 26 Mar 1674; died 13 Dec 1682. SOURCE: The Descendants of John Parmelee by R D
Smyth:NEHG Register:53:Oct 1899:406. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:943-4. 36. John6 KELSEY, born 16 Oct 1636 in Cambridge Middlesex Co Massachusetts; died 22 Jul 1709 in Hartford Hartford
Co Connecticut, son of 68. William KELSEY and 69. Hester? or [Bethia Hopkins maybe]? (---). He married bef 1670 37.
Hannah DESBOROUGH, born 19 Jun 1645 in Hartford Hartford Co Connecticut; died 23 Oct 1718 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut, daughter of 70. Nicholas DESBOROUGH and 71. Mary BROWNSON. Notes for John KELSEY SOURCE: Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Melinde Lutz Sanborn [1991]:67: TAG:38:210: byJohn Coddington [1962]38:4. Genealogy of the Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey [1928-9]I:44-52. Notes for Hannah DESBOROUGH SOURCE: Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Melinde Lutz Sanborn [1991]:67:TAG:38:210.
PROBATE: Fifteenthn day of this month of August 1712 WILL I Hannah Kelcey wedow and releck of John Kelcey deceased In Killingworth being of whole mind **** unto my eldest
sone John Kelcey my great bible and my smalest Chestt also unto my youngest sone Josiah Kelcey my bedsted and two brass
cettels and two putter platers and one putter bason and two poringers and one iron pott and plow chain and chap and pin
and two axes; also I will unto my Grandchild Sarah Lain eldest daughter to John Lain a two year old heafer this being done
of will that the rest of my Goods and Chattels be deuided Into six equall parts and distributed equally amongst my six
children that are now living that is to say John Kelcey, Joseph Kelcey, Stephen Kelcey, Josiah Kelcey, Hannah Willkukson
wife ot Joseph Willkukson, Ester Parmely wife to Nathaniel Parmely, I also will and by these presents ordaine my eldest
sone John Kelcey to be executor to this my Last Testament In wettnes whereof I sett my hand and seal (signed with the
mark of Hannah Kelsey) Witnessed by Witnessed by John Shather and Ebenezer Steevens. Probated Nov 24 1718.
Recorded Dec 3 1718 book 4 of wills:103 New London CT. Children of John KELSEY and Hannah DESBOROUGH were as follows: i Hannah5 KELSEY, born 13 Sep 1668 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 2 Feb 1729/30. Genealogy of
the Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey [1928-9]I: ii William5 KELSEY, born 11 May 1670 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. Genealogy of the Descendants of
William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey [1928-9]I: iii John5 KELSEY (Jr), born 20 Oct 1671 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 19 Sep 1750 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. Genealogy of the Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey
[1928-9]I: iv Joseph5 KELSEY, born 25 Dec 1673 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 8 Mar 1740. Genealogy of the
Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey [1928-9]I: 19 v Esther5 KELSEY, born 14 Sep 1675 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 24 Sep 1759 in Killinworth
Middesex Co Connecticut. vi Phebe5 KELSEY, born 24 Mar 1677/78 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died bef 1709 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. Genealogy of the Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey
[1928-9]I: vii Lydia5 KELSEY, born 26 May 1680 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 22 Apr 1710 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. Genealogy of the Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey
[1928-9]I:45,76-7: married 31 Dec 1700 DR John Lane b 12 Jul 1674 Stratford CT died 2 Oct 1759 Killingworth s/o Dr
Robert & Sarah (Pickett) Lane. viii Stephen5 KELSEY, born 17 Mar/May 1682 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 23 Apr 1728.
Genealogy of the Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey [1928-9]I:77: married 12 Jan
1704/5 at Killingworth Concurrence Hayden d/o Nathaniel & Sarah (Parmelee) Hayden. ix Josiah5 KELSEY, born 26 Jan 1688 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 17 Aug 1753. Genealogy of the
Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey [1928-9]I: 38. Edward6 GRISWOLD, born abt 1607 in Wooten Wawen Warwickshire England; christened 26 Jul 1607 in Wooten
Wawen Warwickshire England; died 30 Aug 1691 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 72. George
GRISWOLD and 73. Dorothy JAMES. He married abt 1628 39. Margaret BLENCOW, born abt 1609; died 23 Aug
1670 in Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Congregational Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut,
daughter of 74. John BLENCOW and 75. Mary WALESON. Notes for Edward GRISWOLD SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:530. INTERNET: Griswold Family in America by Stephen M Lawson. The Griswold Family England-America by Glenn E Griswold (NYSL) [1935]:15+ TAG:39:176-180. SOURCE: The Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis
French [1990]:11-14. Notes for Margaret BLENCOW SOURCE: TAG:39:176-180. The Griswold Family. The First Five Generations In America compiled by Esther (Griswold) & Robert Lewis French
[1990]:11. Children of Edward GRISWOLD and Margaret BLENCOW were as follows: i Sarah5 GRISWOLD, born 1631; died in Died young. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:530. ii George5 GRISWOLD, born 1633. SOURCE:SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:530-1.
The Griswold Family England-America by Glenn E Griswold (NYSL) [1935]:18-19: married 3 Oct 1655 Mary Holcombe
dau of Thomas & Elizabeth. iii Francis5 GRISWOLD, born 1635; died Oct 1671 in Norwich Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT
by Alvan Talcott [1984]:530: married mary Tracy. iv Lydia5 GRISWOLD, christened 1637 in Kenilworth Warwickshire England. vi John5 GRISWOLD, born 1642; died in Died young. vii Ann5 GRISWOLD, christened 19 Jun 1642 in Windsor Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by
Alvan Talcott [1984]:530. viii Mary5 GRISWOLD, born 5 Oct 1644 in Simsbury Connecticut; christened 13 Oct 1644. SOURCE: Families of
Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:530. ix Deborah5 GRISWOLD, christened 28 Jun 1646. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:530 married 18 Nov 1662 Samuel Buell. x Samuel5 GRISWOLD, christened 18 Nov 1646, died 6 Jul 1672. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan
Talcott [1984]:530. xi Joseph5 GRISWOLD, christened 12 Mar 1647. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:530-1. The Griswold Family England-America by Glenn E Griswold (NYSL) [1935]:18,30-31. 20 xii John5 GRISWOLD (served in Indian), born 16 Aug 1652 in Windsor Hartford Co Connecticut; died 7 Aug 1717 in
Windsor Hartford Co Connecticut; buried in Congregational Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut. 40. Thomas6 NORTH, born 1624; died 7 Aug 1717, son of 76. John NORTH and 77. Mary BIRD. He married 41. Mary
PRICE, daughter of 78. Walter PRICE and 79. Elizabeth (---). Notes for Thomas NORTH SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#594: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Notes for Mary PRICE SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland RiceWatrous:#595: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of Thomas NORTH and Mary PRICE were as follows: 21 i Bathsheba5 NORTH, born 1654 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 19 Mar 1736 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. 42. John6 NORTON, born in Dean Bedford Co Engalnd; christened 15 Feb 1634/35 in Dean Bedford Co England; died 5
Mar 1704 in Lived Guilford, son of 80. Thomas NORTON and 81. Grace WELLS. He married (1) abt 1666 43. Hannah
STONE, born 1644; died 8 Mar 1704 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut, daughter of 82. William STONE and 83.
Hannah (---); (2) Elizabeth HUBBARD, died 1710. Notes for John NORTON SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:856,7,8. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #606. LeeWat26@AOL.COM. The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith [NEHG Register [1900]:269-270 "was a miller at
Guilford for many years. In 1666 he bought Mr Robert Kitchell's home lot and removed thither'. Notes for Hannah STONE SOURCE:The Family of William Stone One of The First Settlers of Guilford Connecticut by Edward P Stone Sr [1980]:1-3
(Pittsfield MA Library). Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1131. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland
Rice Watrous #1213. LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of John NORTON and Hannah STONE were as follows: 22 i Samuel5 NORTON, born 4 Oct 1672 in Guilford New Hven Co Connecticut; died 2 Apr 1752 in Guilford New Hven
Co Connecticut. ii John5 NORTON, born 18 Nov 1666 in East Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 10 Jan 1666/67 in East Guilford
New Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:858. INTERNET:
Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrus. iii John5 NORTON, born 29 May 1668 in East Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 15 Mar 1712 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:858,60:married 14 Nov 1694
Hannah Buck of Wethersfield CT born 12 Apr 1671 died 22 Oct 1739 as wife od 2nd husband John Fowler. iv Joseph5 NORTON, born in East Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died in dy. SOURCE: Families of Early
Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:858. v Thomas5 NORTON, born 4 Mar 1676 in East Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 21 Sep 1740 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:858,61: married 28 May 1701
Rachel Starr born 23 Dec 1681 died 30 Sep 1755. vi Hannah5 NORTON, born 24 Feb 1678 in East Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 5 Mar 1723. SOURCE:
Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:858: married Ebenezer Stone. vii Mary5 NORTON, born 1680 in East Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT
by Alvan Talcott [1984]:858: married John Scranton. 44. Andrew6 WARD (Jr), born abt 1645; died 19 Nov 1691 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 84. Andrew
WARD and 85. Esther [Hester] SHERMAN. He married 45. Tryal MEIGS, born 1646; died 1668, daughter of 86. John
MEIGS and 87. Tamazin FRY. Notes for Andrew WARD (Jr) SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:646-7. Families of Early
Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1187. The Great Migration Begins Immigrants to New England by Robert C Anderson [1995]:1920. INTERNET: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Andrew Ward, born Abt 1642;
died 1706. He was the son of 6276. Samuel Ward and 6277. Sarah (?) Ogden. He married 3139. Tryal Meigs Abt 1673. Notes for Tryal MEIGS SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. 3139. Tryal Meigs, born 1646 in Of Guilford,
Connecticut; died 1690 in of, Killingworth, Middlesex, CT. She was the daughter of 6278. John Meigs and 6279. Thomasin
Fry. History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:646-7. Children of Andrew WARD (Jr) and Tryal MEIGS were as follows: 23 i Abigail5 WARD, born 15 Sep 1672 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 10 Aug 1733 in Guilford New
Hven Co Connecticut. 46. Abraham6 PIERSON, born abt 1611 in Thornton Yorkshire Co England; christened 22 Sep 1611 in Guisley Yorkshire
Co England; died 9 Aug 1678 in Newark New Jersey, son of 88. Abraham PIERSON and 89. Christina JOHNSTON. He
married 47. Abigail MITCHELL, born 26 Apr 1618 in South Ouram Yorkshire Co England, daughter of 90. Mathew
MITCHELL and 91. Susan WOOD. Notes for Abraham PIERSON SOURCE: INTERNET: FAMILY SEARCH: CHRISTENINGS: Abraham Pierson bp 23 Sep 1609 Branford Yorkshire
England s/o Abraham & Christian (Johnson) film #1553879; Abraham Pierson born 1645 Branford New Haven Co
Connecticut s/o Abraham & Abigail (Mitchell) Film #1239633 page 1009 ref #34210. NOTE: christening dates conflict &
also birthplace. A Tribute by Cora Pierson Hopkins [1913] gives much insight to the first two Abrahams. Has several great pictures. Some helps for the Indians shewing them how to improve their natural reason by Abraham Pierson published 1658 on three
different microfilms located at NYS Library Albany NY. Families of Early Guilford Connecticut by Alvan Talcott [1984]:983-4. Pedigrees of Descendants of the Colonial Clergy [1976]:658. Dictionary of American Biography edited by Dumas Malone [1962]:VII:587-8: first pastor of the settlements of
Southhampton LI., Branford CT and Newark N J. Probably born Bradford York Co England. Baptized 23 Sep 1609.
Attended Trinity College Cambridge England. He wrote Some Helps For The Indians Shewing Them How to Improve their
Natural Reason to Know the True God and the True Christian Religion. It was printed in 1658. He left his library of more
than 400 books to his son Abraham. History of The Colony of New Haven to its Absorption into Connecticut by Edward E Atwater with Supplemental History
and Personnel etc compiled by Robert A Smith & Bessie E Beach & Lucy M Hewitt [1902]:603-4. Pierson Genealogical Records by Lizzie B Pierson [1878]:10+. Abraham graduated from Trinity College Cambridge
England in 1632. Arrived in America 1639. First in Boston whre he was ordained as Congregational minister then moving to
Lynn Massachusetts 1640. He then moved to Southampton Long Island trying to make a settlement on the west end but the
Dutch did not welcome them so retreated to east end of Long Island. Stayed until 1647 moving to Branford Connecticut.
While living in this town he befriended the Indians learning their language he prepared a catechism for them giving them the
opportunity to know God. Abraham opposed the union of the two colonies of Connecticut and New Haven. He also
disapproved of the clergy in the Connecticut colony concerning infant baptism. In that time period no one could be made
freeman unless in full communion with the church. He moved again in 1666 to Newark New Jersey with most of his
congregation purchassing land from the Indians laying the foundation for this city. Some sixty five men had followed him to
this new settlement. The church organization he brought with him later became Presbyterian Church. He lived among his
church members for twelve years dying there 9 Aug 1678. PROBATE: Wrote his will 10 Aug 1671 & proved 12 mar 1678 at Newark. His inventory valued at L854.17.7. INTERNET: Bill Orr billcarol2@prodigy.net. Narratives of Newark(In New Jersey) by David Lawrence Pierson, [1916]: 31-33: "If God takes me away by this sickness, or until I have made a more formal will, of a future date, then I do make and constitute this my last will and testament, being firmly persuaded of the everlasting welfare of my soul's estate and my body's resurrection to eternal life by Jesus Christ, my dear and precious Redeemer. Imprimis. I will that all my debts be duly and truly paid as they are expressed and recorded in my broad book for reckoning, which I brought from Brandford, being carefully understood because of imperfections of the writing, or whatever else shall appear due to any though not there recorded. 2dly. That my wife shall have the thirds of my whole estate, to whose love and faithfulness I commit the bringing up of my children and do appoint her my sole executrix and give her my great Bible and what other English books she pleaseth to choose. 3dly. For my choice and precious daughter Davenport I will that her hundred pounds be made good, which I promised her upon her marriage, always provided that if upon just account of mine estate and debts, my other daughters have an hundred pounds a piece, that she shall be advanced as much as any. 4th. For my son Abraham, I do will that besides what he has had, or any horse kind he hath that he shall have all my books (except what by particulars I give to any) together with the frame belonging to the books; upon which consideration I will that he sh. pay back again to the estate eight pounds in part of the portion of my daughter Mary, upon her marriage day, or two after. For my next three sons, Thomas, Theophilus and Isaac, I will that they sh. have my whole accommodation of lands layed out or to be layed out within the limits of this plantation, always provided that my wife's thirds shall be at her sole disposal, during the continuance of her natural life. For my son Thomas, I do not bring in on his account either the home lot which the town gave him, or any horse kind which in former times I gave Him. I will that he have a sufficient house lot upon his home lot in part of portion, and do give him Dr. Hall his paraphrase upon the Bible as a token of my love. For my two youngest sons, I would have them in due time to have each of them half of the homestead. Finally, all my just debts paid and my wife's thirds kept entire, I would have the whole of my remaining estate to be divided as portions to the rest of my children to wit: my three sons and four daughters according to equal valuations and proportions, the same to be payable on the day of their respective marriages, or one month after; but if they be not married, then, the male children--their portions sh. be payable when they are of the age of twenty. Furthermore, I would have my two lesser boys, to be taught to read the Eng. tongue and to write a legible hand, and all my chd. that be at home with me to have each of them a new Eng. Bible and a good Eng. book out of the library, such as they by the advice of their mother sh. choose. Likewise, I do request and hereby ordain my trusty and well beloved brethren and friends, Mr. Jasper Crane, Mr. Rob. Treat, Lieut. Swaine, Brother Tompkins, Bro. Lawrence and Bro. Sergeant Ward, to become supervisors of this my last will and testament, to be helpful unto my wife, and to see that this my last will be faithfully executed, and when any one of these sh. die or depart the place, the rest sh. with my wife's consent appoint some faithful man to fill up the empty place. In witness whereunto I have set my hand, the day and year first above written." ABRAHAM PIERSON. Witness, THOMAS PIERSON. The above Thos. Pierson doth make oath th. this the last will and testament of the deceased Abr. Pierson, and th. he knows of none other. Sworn before me, the 12th of Mar. 1678. A true copy. CHAS. G. M. McCHESNEY, Register. The net value of Rev. Abraham Pierson's estate was 822 pounds, a portion of which was incorporated in the library of 440 volumes, one of the largest private collections of books in the Western World. Best of all was the legacy of a good name which he bequeathed to posterity, and the influence of which is felt in our community in this remote day. History of Newark N.J. page 25 "Reverend Abraham Pierson is buried in Old Burying Ground, Newark, N.J." "Newark, N.J. was named for the birthplace in
England of its first pastor Rev. Abraham Pierson. (Newark -on-Tresn, Eng.) whence the name Newark-on-Passiac suggested
itself." Full Context of Connecticut Puritan Settlers, 1633-1845: First Settlers of the Colony. Pierson, Rev. Abraham, was the first
clergyman settled at Branford. He united with Davenport in opposing the union of the two colonies in 1665 with great
inflexibility. He was rigid to excess in church communion, and disapproved of the liberality of the clergy in the Connecticut
colony in this respect; he differed with them upon the ordinance of infant baptism, &c., as no person in the New Haven
colony could be made a freeman unless he was in full communion with the church. He fully agreed with Davenport and some
others in that colony, that no other government than that of the church should be maintained in the colony, and opposed any
union with Connecticut for the reason that a good character and an orderly walk, with 30 estate, or had held office in the
colony, was all that was required to make a man a freeman in the colony of Connecticut, which would mar the order and
purity of the churches. And he unquestionably feared it might weaken the power of the clergy, who had possessed the entire
control of the government over the people of the colony of New Haven. Indeed Mr. Pierson was so much dissatisfied, and
most of his church and congregation united with him, (Dr. Trumbull says) that they soon left Branford and removed to
Newark, N. J., and carried with them, not only the records of the church but the town records also. After it had been settled
about 25 years, he left the place nearly destitute of inhabitants; and Branford was not resettled until about 20 years after Mr.
Pierson left it. Some of his descendants are now of the best families in New Haven and Hartford. He was from Yorkshire,
England, and came to Boston and was there a member of the church--he went from thence to South Hampton, L. I., as their
minister, and from thence he removed with a part of his church to Branford, and for the cause before related, he with his
church removed to Newark, where many of his descendants now reside. (He is noticed in this work because South Hampton
had been under the government of Connecticut.) Notes for Abigail MITCHELL SOURCE: English Origins of the Mitchell, Wood, Lum and Halstead Families by Matthew Wood: The New York
Genealogical and Biographical Record: [1989]:99. TAG:9:37-40. The Wife Of Rev Abraham Pierson by Donald Lines Jacobus [TAG:9:37-40]. History And Genealogy Of The Families Of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1932]:II:1076: Abigail certainly is the wife
of Abraham Pierson. INTERNET: Bill Orr billcarol2@prodigy.net. Children of Abraham PIERSON and Abigail MITCHELL were as follows: 24 i Abraham5 PIERSON (President of Yale), born abt 1640 in Lynn Essex Co Massachusetts maybe; died 5 May 1707 in
Killingworth now Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in Clinton Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut. ii Abigail5 PIERSON, born 1643; died 20 Jul 1717/18 in New Haven Fairfield Co Connecticut. SOURCE: INTERNET:
Ancestors of Pamela Joy Heck by Pamela Joy Robinson robbie4@flashcom.net Abigail Pierson, born 1644 in Southampton,
Long Island, Suffolk, NY; married John Davenport November 27, 1662 in Branford, New Haven, CT. iii Thomas5 PIERSON, born 1645; died 1698/1701 in Newark Essex Co New Jersey. SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors
of Pamela Joy Heck by Pamela Joy Robinson robbie4@flashcom.net: Thomas Pierson, born Abt. 1651; married Mary
Brown Aft. 1670. Family Group Record FamilySearch Ancestral File: Thomas PIERSON b 1630 Place: Southampton,
Yorkshire England Died: 1698/1701 Newark, Essex Co., New Jersey. iv Mary5 PIERSON, born 1647. SOURCE: Havent found a marriage. Following may or may not be correct connection.
webmaster: pburnett@garlic.com (from Lewis Compton Burnett, 1903: "(Thomas Burnett) was a Presbyterian Puritan and
must have left England in the early 1630's. His second wife was Mary Pierson daughter of Rev. Pierson of Lynn Mass to
whom he married in 1663. In these early years there were but few people in all of New England. So our ancestry dates from
the very first to settle the new country. Lynn Mass was settled in 1630, 50 new settlers having come in that year from
England. It was first called Saugus. Named for Lynn Regis, England" "Thomas Burnett, born in Scotland, emigrated to
Massachusetts and removed to Southampton, Long Island, where he received his allotment of land October 6, 1643. Second
marriage Dec. 3, 1663 at Lynn, Mass, Mary Pierson (Pearson) b. June 20, 1643, daughter of John Pierson. Thomas by his
first wife {Mary Cooper} had a son, Aaron, b. 1655" - Vigo County Historical Society, 1915; ref Volume I of the
Genealogical and Memorial History of the State of New York, published by the Lewis Historical Publishing Company, page
319. v Grace5 PIERSON, born 13 Jul 1650 in Branford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 1687 in Newark Essex Co New
Jersey. SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Pamela Joy Heck by Pamela Joy Robinson robbie4@flashcom.net: Grace
Pierson, born July 13, 1650 in Branford, New Haven, CT; died 1687 in Newark, Essex, NJ; married Samuel Kitchell
December 02, 1666. vi Susanna5 PIERSON, born 10 Dec 1652 in Branford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 4 Jan 1706 in Stamford Fairfield
Co Connecticut. SOURCE: INTERNET: Family Group Record FamilySearch Ancestral File. vii Rebecca5 PIERSON, born 10 Dec 1655 in Branford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 8 Nov 1732 in Newark Essex
Co New Jersey. SOURCE: INTERNET: Family Group Record FamilySearch Ancestral File: DEATH: 8 NOV 1732. viii Theophilus5 PIERSON, born 15 Mar 1659. SOURCE: INTERNET: Family Group Record FamilySearch Ancestral
File: Theophilus PIERSON (AFN:1207-PGM) Born: 15 May 1659 Branford New Haven Ct Died 1717 Newark NJ
Married Newark NJ. ix Isaac5 PIERSON, born 1661. SOURCE: INTERNETAncestors of Pamela Joy Heck by Pamela Joy Robinson
robbie4@flashcom.net:Isaac Pierson, born 1661 in CT married Elizabeth Hall September 02 1685 in Philadelphia, PA. 48. George6 CLARKE, born abt 1615 in Watton-At-Stone Hertford England; died Aug 1690 in Milford New Haven Co
Connecticut, son of 92. George CLARKE and 93. Grace BOYDE. He married 49. Sarah HARVEYOR NORTHRUPT,
born 1622; died 19 Jul 1689 in Milford New Hamven Co Connecticut. Notes for George CLARKE SOURCE: George Clark Sr and Jr of Milford Conn and Their Descendants by R D Smith [1900]: NEHG Register:54:384-5. SOURCE: Families of Early Milford CT by Susan W Abbott [1979]:202-3. INTERNET: Ancestors of Alice Velma Perry. Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch: 2050. Farmer George Clark II, born 1610; died 1690 in Milford, Fairfield Co.,
Connecticut. He was the son of 4100. George Clark. He married 2051. Sarah Northrup Bef. 1640 in Milford, Fairfield,
Connecticut. 2051. Sarah Northrup, born 1620 in Yorkshire, England; died 19 July 1689 in Milford, Fairfield Co., Connecticut. She
was the daughter of 4102. Joseph Northrup and 4103. Mary. Notes for Farmer George Clark II: He was one of the original proprietors of Milford, CT in 1639. On 21 February 1640/41, he was admitted to the First Church, Milford, CT. "17th Century Colonial Ancestors" - National Society of Colonial Dames by Mary Hutton, Gen. Pub. Co., Baltimore 1983. "Deacon George Clark" by George Clarke Bryant, Ansonia, CT. 1949. He is referred to as Farmer George Clark. He mentioned his daughters Hannah Platt and Abigail Pierson in his will which was dated 25 April 1690. He gave to his son
John Clark, the home lot that was his brother Daniel's. New Haven Probate Records Vol. 2, pg. 73. In his will, he refers to
himself as George Clarke senior. He mentions his brother John Clark and his daughter Hannah Platt who was the wife of
John Platt and his daughter Mrs. Abigaile Peirson. Notes for Sarah Northrup: On 22 November 1640, she was admitted to the First Church, Milford, CT. Children of George Clark and Sarah Northrup are: 1033 i. Hannah Clark, born Bef. 29 November 1640 in Milford, Connecticut; died Bet. 06 November 1705 - 03 March
1711/12; married Deacon John Platt 06 June 1660 in Milford, Connecticut. 1025 ii. Ruth Clark, born Bef. 20 February 1641/42; died 1709; married (1) Thomas Fitch III Abt. 1662; married (2)
Robert Plumb 1686; married (3) John Wheeler 03 July 1706 in Milford, Connecticut. iii. Sarah Clark, born Bef. 18 February 1643/44272; died Aft. 01 June 1682; married (1) Lieut. Reinold Marvin 27
November 1663 in Milford, Connecticut272; born Bef. 20 December 1631 in Essex, England; died 1676 in Lyme,
Connecticut272; married (2) Capt. Joseph Sill 12 February 1677/78272; born Abt. 1636272; died 06 August 1696 in Lyme,
Connecticut272. More About Sarah Clark: Christening: 18 February 1643/44 More About Lieut. Reinold Marvin: Christening: 20 December 1631, Great Bentley, Essex, England272 iv. Rebecca Clark, born Bef. February 1645/46; died Bef. 1693 in Newark, Essex Co., New Jersey272; married Elder
John Brown Aft. 1662; born Abt. 1646272; died 29 April 1708 in Killingworth, Connecticut. More About Rebecca Clark: Christening: February 1645/46272 Notes for Elder John Brown: He was an elder in Newark, NJ. He moved after 1696 to Killingworth, CT. He didn't have any children by Rebecca, but had
one child by Hannah. More About Elder John Brown: Christening: 16 December 1649, Milford, Connecticut v. Esther Clark, born Bef. 01 August 1647; died 19 October 1661272 More About Esther Clark: Christening: 01 August 1647272 vi. Clark, born 12 August 1649272; died 12 August 1649. Notes for Clark: She was stillborn. vii. Mary Clark, born Bef. 03 February 1650/51; died Aft. 1673; married Samuel Clark 21 December 1673 in Milford,
Connecticut273; born Bef. 1658; died Aft. 21 December 1673. More About Mary Clark: Christening: 03 February 1650/51 Notes for Samuel Clark: Son of Deacon George CLARK. viii. John Clark, born Bef. 29 August 1652 in Milford, Fairfield Co., Connecticut; died 1693273 Notes for John Clark: He died unmarried. He mentioned six sisters, one being, "Mary ye wife of Samuel Clark." More About John Clark: Christening: 29 August 1652, Milford, Fairfield Co., Connecticut273 ix. Abigail Clark, born 29 January 1653/54 in Killingworth, Connecticut274; died 15 March 1726/27 in Killingworth,
Connecticut274,275; married Abraham Pierson II Abt. 1673276; born 1645276,277; died 05 March 1706/07 in
Killingworth, Connecticut278,279. More About Abigail Clark: Christening: 05 February 1653/54, Killingworth, Connecticut280 Notes for Abraham Pierson II: He was the son of Rev. Abraham and Abigail (Mitchell) Pierson. He graduated at Harvard in 1668. He was his father's colleague in the ministry at Newark, NJ from 1669 until his father's death in 1692. He then preached a
couple of years in Greenwich, CT. From 1694 until his death, he was minister at Killingworth, CT. He was one of the organizers and incorporators of Yale College, which he served as Trustee and first Rector (President)
from 1701-1707. "Deacon George Clark & Some of His Descendents," by George Clark Bryant, Ansonia, CT., 1949, N.Y.S. Library, pg. 15. "New Jersey, Its People & Culture," by Abraham Resnick, Ed.D., published by T.S. Denison & Co., Inc., Minneapolis,
copyright 1974, pg. 312. "Biographical Sketches of the Founders of Newark, NJ," compiled by Mrs. William Archibald Sayre, pg. 6-10 (Katharine
Schuyler Harrison) 1935, Newark Library. x. Elizabeth Clark, born Bef. 27 January 1655/56; died Unknown. More About Elizabeth Clark: Christening: 27 January 1655/56 Notes for Sarah HARVEYOR NORTHRUPT SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Alice Velma Perry. Children of George CLARKE and Sarah HARVEYOR NORTHRUPT were as follows: i Hannah5 CLARKE, christened 29 Nov 1640 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut, died bet 6 Nov 1705 & 3 Mar
1711/12. SOURCE: George Clark Sr and Jr of Milford Conn and Their Descendants by R D Smith [1900]: NEHG
Register:54:384: married John Platt of Norwalk. INTERNET: Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch: married 6 Jun 1660 in
Milford CT Deacon John Platt. ii Ruth5 CLARKE, christened 20 Feb 1641 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut, died 1709. SOURCE: George Clark
Sr and Jr of Milford Conn and Their Descendants by R D Smith [1900]: NEHG Register:54:384: married Robert Plumb
town clerk of Branford. INTERNET: Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch: married [1] abt 1662 Thomas Fitch III; [2] 1686
Robert Plumb; [3] 3 Jul 1706 in Milford John Wheeler. iii Sarah5 CLARKE, christened 18 Feb 1643 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut, died 1 Jun 1682. SOURCE:
George Clark Sr and Jr of Milford Conn and Their Descendants by R D Smith [1900]: NEHG Register:54:384: married [1]
Reynold Marvin of Saybrook Nov 27 1663. He died 1676 aged 42; married 12 Feb 1677/8[2] Capt Joseph Sill who died 6
Aug 1696 age 60. INTERNET: Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch: married [1] 27 Nov 1663 in Milford Lieut Reinold
Marvin; married [2] 12 Feb 1677/78 Capt Joseph Sill who died Lyme CT. iv Rebecca5 CLARKE, christened Feb 1645/46 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut, died bef 1693 in Newark Essex
Co New Jersey. SOURCE: George Clark Sr and Jr of Milford Conn and Their Descendants by R D Smith [1900]: NEHG
Register:54:384: did not have children. INTERNET: Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch: married aft 1662 Elder John
Brown. v Esther5 CLARKE, christened 1 Aug 1647 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut, died 19 Oct 1661. SOURCE:
INTERNET: Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch. vi (---)5 CLARKE, born 12 Aug 1649 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 12 Aug 1649 in Milford New Haven
Co Connecticut. SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch. vii Mary5 CLARKE, christened 3 Feb 1650/51 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: George Clark Sr and
Jr of Milford Conn and Their Descendants by R D Smith [1900]: NEHG Register:54:384: married Samuel Clark son of
Deacon George Clark. INTERNET: Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch: married 21 Dec 1673 in Milford Samuel Clark. viii John5 CLARKE, christened 29 Aug 1652 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut, died 1693. SOURCE: George
Clark Sr and Jr of Milford Conn and Their Descendants by R D Smith [1900]: NEHG Register:54:384: died single after his
father whose executor he was. INTERNET: Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch: probate mentioned 6 sisters. 25 ix Abigail5 CLARKE, born 29 Jan 1653/54 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut; christened 5 Feb 1653/54 in Milford
New Haven Co Connecticut; died 15 Mar 1726/27 in Killingworth now Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in
Clinton Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co Connecicut. x Elizabeth5 CLARKE, christened 27 Jan 1656 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: INTERNET:
Ancestors of Rebekah Charity Fitch. 50. Bray6 ROSSITER, born 1610 in Combe St Nicholas Somerset Co England, son of 94. Edward ROSSITER and 95.
perhaps Elizabeth COMBE. He married 51. Elizabeth ALSOP, born Feb 1613/14 in Somerset England; christened 15 Feb
1613/14 in Crewkerne Somersetshire Co England; died 29 Aug 1669 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut, daughter of
96. John ALSOP. Notes for Bray ROSSITER SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register
[1901]:149+. Search For The Passengers of The Mary & John 1630 by B W Spears [1987]:1:53. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan
Talcott [1984]:1006. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. Notes for Elizabeth ALSOP SOURCE: Edward Rossiter Colonist of Dorchester Massachusetts Bay Colony and the Rossiter English Lineage by
Meredith B Colket Jr [1984]: NEHG Register:138:12-13. INTERNET: The Alsop Family in England by Stephen M Lawson E-mail address: Steve@Lawson.net. Children of Bray ROSSITER and Elizabeth ALSOP were as follows: 26 i Josiah5 ROSSITER, born 1646 in Hartford Co Connecticut; died 30 Jan 1716 in Guilford New Hven Co Connecticut. ii Samuel5 ROSSITER, died 10 Jun 1640. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His
Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:150. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1006.
INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. iii John5 ROSSITER, died Sep 1670 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter
of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:150-1:married Mary Gilbert dau of
Jonathan of Hartford. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1006. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson
Stev@Lawson.net. iv Elizabeth5 ROSSITER, died Sep 1651. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His
Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1006.
INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. v Joanna5 ROSSITER, born Jul 1642; died 12 Oct 1702. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and
His Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:1006: married Rev John Cotton 7 Nov 1660 & lived in Plymouth MA. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson
Stev@Lawson.net. vi Peter5 ROSSITER, died 1651. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R D
Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1006. INTERNET:
Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. vii Abigail5 ROSSITER, died 1648. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R
D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1006. INTERNET:
Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. viii Susanna5 ROSSITER, born 22 Nov 1652; died 21 Apr 1710. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford
Conn and His Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:151: her husband of Jamaica LI who died Jan 20
1699/1700 . Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1006: married Rev Zachariah Walker. INTERNET:
Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. ix Sarah5 ROSSITER, died 10 Aug 1669. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His
Descendants by R D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1006.
INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. x Timothy5 ROSSITER, died 1647. SOURCE: Dr Bryan (or Bray) Rossiter of Guilford Conn and His Descendants by R
D Smyth :NEHG Register [1901]:55:150. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1006. INTERNET:
Stephen M Lawson Stev@Lawson.net. xi Esther5 ROSSITER, died 1649. 52. Samuel6 SHERMAN, christened 12 Jul 1618 in Dedham Essex Co England, died 1684 in Stratford Fairfield Co
Connecticut, son of 97. Edmund SHERMAN and 98. Judith ANGIER. He married 53. Sarah MITCHELL, born 14 Oct
1621, daughter of 99. Mathew MITCHELL and 100. Susan WOOD. Notes for Samuel SHERMAN SOURCE: The Sherman Family by David Sherman [1870]NEHG register:24:63. Note: the more I find on this family the
more confussed I become of the lineage. Notes for Sarah MITCHELL SOURCE: SOURCE: English Origins of the Mitchell, Wood, Lum and Halstead Families by Matthew Wood: The New
York Genealogical and Biographical Record: [1989]:100. Children of Samuel SHERMAN and Sarah MITCHELL were as follows: 27 i Sarah5 SHERMAN, born 8 Apr 1654 in Stratford Fairfield Co Connecticut. 54. William6 STEVENS, born abt 1630; died Jan 1702/03 in Killinworth Middesex Co Connecticut perhaps, son of 101.
John STEVE[E]NS/STEPHENS (Judge) and 102. Mary (---) (Homemaker). He married on 3 Mar 1652/53 in Guilford
New Haven Co Connecticut 55. Mary MEIGS, born abt 1633 in Weymouth Dorset Co England; died 30 Apr 1703 in
Killingworth Middesex Co Connecticut, daughter of 103. John MEIGS and 104. Tamazin FRY. Notes for William STEVENS SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:358). Stevens Genealogy by C Ellis Stevens [1904]:60+. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1122. John Steevens Of Guilford CT by Claude W Barlow[1976]:3. 12-14. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #596: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. PROBATE: New London Probate: #5155:A:238. Notes for Mary MEIGS SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:360). Stevens Genealogy
by C Ellis Stevens [1904] INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #597: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of William STEVENS and Mary MEIGS were as follows: i John5 STEVENS, born 3 Mar 1653/54. SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D
Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:358) "Skipper John" killed in King Philip's War 1676. ii Samuel5 STEVENS, born 1 Mar 1656/57. SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D
Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:358,360: lived Killingworth married [1] Elizabeth __ she died 3 May 1701 [2] widow
Hannah Hill of Tahan Hill. iii Nathaniel5 STEVENS, born 10 Mar 1658/59; died 1660. SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His
Descendants by R D Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:358). iv Nathaniel5 STEVENS, born 29 Oct 1661; died Oct 1709. SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His
Descendants by R D Smith: NEHG Register:56:[1902]:358, 360: of East Guilford married Sarah __. v Judith5 STEVENS, born 1 Oct 1668; died 31 Oct 1732. SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His
Descendants by R D Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:358: married in Killingworth 1686 Samuel Buell. He died 2 Nov
1732. 28 vi Josiah5 STEVENS, born 8 Dec 1670 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 15 Mar 1754 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut; buried in Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut. vii Mary5 STEVENS, born 2 Nov 1677. SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D
Smith: NEHG Register:56:[1902]:358: married Joseph Harris of Killingworth. 56. Richard6 HUBBELL, christened 22 Jan 1625/26, died 23 Oct 1699 in Stratford Fairfield Co Connecticut, buried in
Old Stratford Burying Ground Bridgeport Ct, son of 105. Richard HUBBELL and 106. Sarah WAKEMAN. He married (1)
abt 1651 Elizabeth MEIGS, daughter of John MEIGS and Tamazin FRY; (2) abt 1669 57. Elizabeth GAYLORD, born 4
Oct 1647 in Windsor Middlesex Co Connecticut, daughter of 107. Samuel GAYLORD and 108. Elizabeth HULL; (3) on 16
Apr 1688 Abigail [Prudden] WALKER. Notes for Richard HUBBELL SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #598: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:300-1. History of the Hubbell Family 1086 to 1915 by Walter Hubbell [1915] WILL In the name of God Amen. I Richard Hubbell of Paquonnock in ye County of Fairefield aged seventy-two years or
thereabouts being at present in perfect health and of sound memory and understanding do make this my last will and
testament in manner and forme following (viz:)Imprimis I doo hereby ratifie and confirme unto my sonne John Hubbell dcd
his heris and assigns whatever I have formerly given him by deed of guift will appear and to his sonne Richard Hubbell I give
ye sume of five shillings. I do ratifieand confirm to my sonne Samuell Hubbell Senior whatsoever I have formerly given him
as by deed of guift will app. as also I doo give unto him five pounds in provision pay to be payd him immediately after my
decease. It. I doo give to Ebenezer Hubbell sonne of my sonne Ebenezer Hubbell fourty acres of land to be taken out of my long lott. It. I doo give and confirme unto my sonne Richard Hubbell whatever lands he doo now enjoy of myne and what he shall
see cause to improve within ye space of tennyears of my long lott. It. I doo give and bequeath to my daughter Elizabeth ffrost over and besides what she hath already had and rcd. of me ye
sume of Twenty pounds. It. I doo give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Newton ye sume of five pounds. It. I give and bequeath to my daughter Martha Wakeman over and besides what i have formerly given her one heavie piece
of eight. It. I give and bequeath to my sonne Samuel Hubbell Junior over and besides what i have formerly given him as by deed of
guift or otherwise shall app. what land he shall see cause to improve in my long lott not hereby before disposed of. It. I give to my daughter Abigail ffrench one cow and after my wife 's decease Tenn pounds of my moveable estate. It. I doo give and bequeath to my daughter Sarah Hubbell ye sume of one hundred pouns in currant provision pay. It. I give and bequeath to my three sonnes James, Joseph and John Hubbell all my lands not herein before given, to be
equally divided between them, only my sonne James to have out of his guift ffoure acres of meadow in the great meadow; all
the rest of my estate reall and psonall, I doo hereby give and bequeath to my loving wife Abigail during her naturall life
whome together with my sonne Samuel hubbell Senior I doo make sole and whole executors of this my last will and
testament to whome my just debts and legacies being first payd; I do hereby give and bequeath all the rest of my estate not
herein before given and bequeathed still meaning and intending my wife not to have anything thereof longer than during her
natural life. In witness whereof I have hereunto sett my hand and seale this ffifth day of Aprill in the year of our Lord 1699. Richard Hubbell his marke R H Sealed and delivered in ye presence of Isaac Knapp, Jonas Pitmans Notes for Elizabeth MEIGS SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. Notes for Elizabeth GAYLORD SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #599: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:300-1,308. Children of Richard HUBBELL and Elizabeth MEIGS were as follows: i John5 HUBBELL, born abt 1652 in probably Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 1690. SOURCE: History And
Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301,306: married Ann Welles. ii Richard5 HUBBELL, born 1654 in probably Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 1738 in Stratfield Fairfield Co
Connecticut. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301.
married 5 Nov 1685 Rebecca Morehouse d/o Samuel & Rebecca (Odell) Morehouse. iii James5 HUBBELL, buried 12 Dec 1656. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by
Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. iv Samuel5 HUBBELL, born 6 Nov 1657 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 18 Sep 1713 in Stratfield Fairfield
Co Connecticut. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. v Elizabeth5 HUBBELL, born 16 Nov 1659 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: History And Genealogy
of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. vi Mary5 HUBBELL, born abt 1661 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the
Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. vii Martha5 HUBBELL, died 5 Jun 1710. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald
L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. viii Ebenezer5 HUBBELL, died 1698. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L
Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. Children of Richard HUBBELL and Elizabeth GAYLORD were as follows: i Samuel5 HUBBELL, born 1670. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L
Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. ii Abigail5 HUBBELL, born 1672. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L
Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. iii James5 HUBBELL, born 1674; died Oct 1777. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by
Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. 29 iv Sarah5 HUBBELL, born 1678; died 17 Dec 1726. Children of Richard HUBBELL and Abigail [Prudden] WALKER were as follows: i Joseph5 HUBBELL, born abt 1689; died 1700. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by
Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. ii John5 HUBBELL, born abt 1691; died 8 Apr 1774 in Stratfield Fairfield Co Connecticut. SOURCE: History And
Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:301. 58. Abraham6 SMITH, died 5 Sep 1683 in Charlestown Massachusetts, son of 109. John BLAND ALIAS SMITH and
110. Isabella DRAKE. He married 59. Martha (---). Notes for Abraham SMITH SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #588: LeeWat26@AOL.COM Children of Abraham SMITH and Martha (---) were as follows: 30 i John5 SMITH, born 8 Mar 1666/67 in Charlestown Sufolk Co Massachusetts; died abt 1753 in Probably Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. 60. George6 BLANCHARD, born abt 1622 in Clatford Parish England; died 16 Mar 1699/1700 in Medford Middlesex Co
Massachusetts, son of 111. Thomas BLANCHARD and 112. Elizabeth (---). He married 61. Elizabeth HILLS, born 21
Oct 1627 in Great Burstead Essex Co England; died 25 Nov 1674 in Malden Middlesex Co Massachusetts, daughter of 113.
Joseph HILLS and 114. Rose CLARK. Notes for George BLANCHARD SOURCE: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#590:LeeWat26@AOL.COM Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England by James Savage [1860-2 reprint 1977]:I:195: Blanchard,
George, Charlestown 1658 s of Thomas b in Eng d 18 Mar 1700 aged 82 leav Nathaniel; Hannah wh m 7 Dec 1682 Thomas
Shepard of the same but not the min and Sarah m 22 Aug 16887 Thomas Dean of Concord. Notes for Elizabeth HILLS SOURCE: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#591: LeeWat26@AOL.COM Children of George BLANCHARD and Elizabeth HILLS were as follows: 31 i Rachel5 BLANCHARD, born abt 1670 in Charlestown Sufolk Co Massachusetts. Generation 7 62. Ralph7 WOODWARD, born of Dublin; died 5 Jan 1662 in Hingham Plymouth Co Massachusetts He married on 12
Feb 1639 in Hingham Plymouth Co Massachusetts 63. Mary (---), died 4 Feb 1660 in Hingham Plymouth Co
Massachusetts. Notes for Ralph WOODWARD SOURCE: Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England by James Savage [1860-2 reprint 1977]:646. Directory of the Ancestral Heads of New England Families 1620-1700 by Frank R Holmes [1923 reprint 1974]:cclxxii:
Woodward,Ralph came from Dublin Ireland to Hingham Mass 1637. NEHG Register [1858]:12:52-3{ Inventory of estate: Ralph Woodward Inventory of estate of Ralp Woodward of Hingham
deceased as it was apprized by Capt Joshua Hobart & Deacon Leavett of Hingham. 8 Acres of Land lying at a place
Commonly called the world's end L24; 4 acres to the east of John Ferings house lott L12; 20 acres lying by glad tydings
plaine L20; one acre of upland bought of Clement BatesL2; 6 acres by waie mouth River next Thomas Huetts land L25; 2
acres one Warsall hill next John Ferings land L6; salt marsh next Thomas Lincolns land bought of Edmund Hobart senior;
marsh adjoining John Towers marsh &c &c. 11 April 1663 Power of Administration to the estate of Ralph Woodward graunted to John Smith of Hingham who married
Sarah the only Daughter of said Ralph Woodward in hir Right and Right of their Children. At the same time John Smith
deposed. NEHG Register [1944]:98:164:Early Rehoboth Families and Events. History of the Town of Hingham Massachusetts [1893]:III:153. Notes for Mary (---) SOURCE: NEHG Register [1944]:98:164:Early Rehoboth Families and Events. Children of Ralph WOODWARD and Mary (---) were as follows: 33 i Sarah6 WOODWARD, born abt 1624 in Hingham Plymouth Co Massachusetts; died 7 Feb 1708/09 in Hingham
Plymouth Co Massachusetts. 64. John7 PARMELEE, born 13 Apr 1615; christened in All Saints Lewes England; died 3 Jan 1687 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut, son of 115. John PARMELEE (brick layer) and 116. Hannah possibly Anna HOWELL. He married
(1) 65. Rebecca EATON [MAYBE], died 24 Sep 1651 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; (2) Anna PLAINE,
died 30 Mar 1658. Notes for John PARMELEE SOURCE: The Descendants of John Parmelee by R D Smyth:NEHG Register:53:Oct 1899:405-6. Families of Early
Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:943. INTERNET: Jana Wellman Ulrich URL: http://members.aol.com/janau/parm.htm Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous: Children of John PARMELEE and Rebecca EATON [MAYBE] were as follows: 34 i Nathaniel6 PARMELEE, born 1645 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 1676 in Indian Wars perhaps at
the Swamp fight. 66. Thomas7 FRENCH, born 1615; died 1665 probably, son of 117. John FRENCH and 118. Rebecca (---). He married
abt 1639 67. Mary BUTTON, born abt 1619; died abt 1660 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut, daughter of 119. John
BUTTON and 120. Grace maybe (---). Notes for Thomas FRENCH SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:498. INTERNET: Descendants of John French by Tracy Tomaselli tct222.@aol.com. Notes for Mary BUTTON SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Children of Thomas FRENCH and Mary BUTTON were as follows: 35 i Sarah6 FRENCH, born 25 Aug 1650 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 19 May 1717 in Killinworth
Middesex Co Connecticut probably. 68. William7 KELSEY, born 1600 in Chelmsford Essex Co England; died abt 1675/76 in Killingworth Middesex Co
Connecticut, son of 121. George KELSEY and 122. Elizabeth HAMMOND. He married 69. Hester? or [Bethia Hopkins
maybe]? (---), born 1605 in Newton England; died bef 1680. Notes for William KELSEY SOURCE: The Great Migration Begins by Robert Anderson [1995]:II:1117-19: imigrated 1633, lived Cambridge, Hartford
1635, Killingworth by 1668; see TAG 68:208-15. Directory of The Heads of New England Families 1620-1700 by Frank Holmes [1923] reprint 1974:cxxxvii: William b Eng
came to Cambridge Mass 1632... Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England by James Savage [1860-2 reprint 1977]:III:7: William
Cambridge 1632, freeman 4 Mar 1635... Genealogy of the Descendants of William Kelsey by Claypool, Clizbee, Earl & Chester Kelsey [1928-9]I:24-37. The Family of William1 Kelsey by Gale Ion Harris Ph.D. [1993]:TAG:68:3:208-215. Notes for Hester? or [Bethia Hopkins maybe]? (---) SOURCE: The Great Migration Begins by Robert Anderson [1995]:II:1117-19: imigrated 1633, lived Cambridge, Hartford
1635, Killingworth by 1668; see TAG 68:208-15. Directory of The Heads of New England Families 1620-1700 by Frank Holmes [1923] reprint 1974:cxxxvii: William b Eng
came to Cambridge Mass 1632... Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England by James Savage [1860-2 reprint 1977]:III:7: William
Cambridge 1632, freeman 4 Mar 1635... Children of William KELSEY and Hester? or [Bethia Hopkins maybe]? (---) were as follows: i Mark6 KELSEY, born 1628 in Windsor Hartford Co Connecticut; died 27 Feb 1722/23 in Windsor Hartford Co
Connecticut. 36 iii John6 KELSEY, born 16 Oct 1636 in Cambridge Middlesex Co Massachusetts; died 22 Jul 1709 in Hartford Hartford
Co Connecticut. iv Priscilla6 KELSEY, born abt 1640. v Mary6 KELSEY, born abt 1644. vi Abigail6 KELSEY, born 16 Apr 1645 in Milford New Haven Co Connecticut; died 12 May 1717 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. vii Stephen6 KELSEY, christened 7 Nov 1647. viii Daniel6 KELSEY, born Jul 1650 in Hartford Hartford Co Connecticut. 70. Nicholas7 DESBOROUGH, born abt 1620 in Waldon Essex Co England; died bef 31 Aug 1683 in Hartford Hartford
Co Connecticut, son of 123. Nicholas DESBOROUGH and 124. Mary GYLBYE. He married on 1 Mar 1639/40 in
Hartford Hartford Co Connecticut 71. Mary BROWNSON, born 6 Mar 1622/23 in Earl's Colne Essex Co England; died
1670 in Hartford Hartford Co Connecticut, daughter of 125. Roger BROWNSON and 126. Mary UNDERWOOD. Notes for Nicholas DESBOROUGH SOURCE: The Borownson, Bronson or Bruson Family of Earl's Colne Essex England, Connecticut and South Carolina by
John Insley Coddington F A S G [The American Genealogist:Oct 1962:38:4:193-211]. Notes for Mary BROWNSON SOURCE: The Borownson, Bronson or Bruson Family of Earl's Colne Essex England, Connecticut and South Carolina by
John Insley Coddington F A S G [The American Genealogist:Oct 1962:38:4:193-211]. Children of Nicholas DESBOROUGH and Mary BROWNSON were as follows: 37 i Hannah6 DESBOROUGH, born 19 Jun 1645 in Hartford Hartford Co Connecticut; died 23 Oct 1718 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. 72. George7 GRISWOLD He married 73. Dorothy JAMES. Notes for George GRISWOLD SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:530. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#1184: LeeWat26@AOL.COM Notes for Dorothy JAMES SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#1185: LeeWat26@AOL.COM Children of George GRISWOLD and Dorothy JAMES were as follows: 38 i Edward6 GRISWOLD, born abt 1607 in Wooten Wawen Warwickshire England; christened 26 Jul 1607 in Wooten
Wawen Warwickshire England; died 30 Aug 1691 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. 74. John7 BLENCOW He married 75. Mary WALESON. Notes for John BLENCOW SOURCE: TAG:39:176-180. Notes for Mary WALESON SOURCE: TAG:39:176-180. Children of John BLENCOW and Mary WALESON were as follows: 39 i Margaret6 BLENCOW, born abt 1609; died 23 Aug 1670 in Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut; buried in
Congregational Cemetery Clinton Middlesex Co Connecticut. 76. John7 NORTH, born abt 1615; died 3 Mar 1690/91 in Farmington Hartford Co Connecticut He married 77. Mary
BIRD, born abt 1619; died 1 Mar 1678/79 in Farmington Hartford Co Connecticut, daughter of 127. Thomas BIRD and
128. Mary (---). Notes for John NORTH SOURCE: Directory of the Heads of New England Families 1620 1700 by Frank Holmes [1923] reprint 1974:clxxiv: John
born Eng 1615 came to Boston Mass 1635 one of the first settlers of Farmington Conn. Notes for Mary BIRD SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#1189: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of John NORTH and Mary BIRD were as follows: 40 i Thomas6 NORTH, born 1624; died 7 Aug 1717. 78. Walter7 PRICE He married 79. Elizabeth (---). Notes for Walter PRICE SOURCE: Directory of the Heads of New England Families 1620 1700 by Frank Holmes [1923] reprint 1974:cxciv: Walter
merchant from Bristol Eng settled Salem Mass 1641. Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#1180: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Notes for Elizabeth (---) SOURCE: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#1181: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of Walter PRICE and Elizabeth (---) were as follows: 80. Thomas7 NORTON, born 1609; died 16 May 1648 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut, son of 129. William
NORTON and 130. Dionise CHOLMELEY. He married on 5 May 1631 in Shelton Parish Bedfordshire England 81. Grace
WELLS, born abt 1610; died Aug 1648 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut, daughter of 131. John WELLS. Notes for Thomas NORTON SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:856: "was warden of Rev Mr Whitfield's church in Oakley
Surrey England". INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1212. LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Descendants of Le Seigneur de Norville by Tracy C Tomaselli tct222.@aol.com. The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith (NEHG Register [1900]:269. Notes for Grace WELLS SOURCE: SEE husband. Children of Thomas NORTON and Grace WELLS were as follows: i Anne6 NORTON. SOURCE: The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith (NEHG Register
[1900]:269: married John Warner of Saybrook & Hartford. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:856:
married 1649 John Warren/Warner. ii Grace6 NORTON, christened 13 Jan 1632/33 in Dean Bedford Co England. SOURCE: The Descendants of Thomas
Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith (NEHG Register [1900]:269: married 2 Apr 1651 William Seward. Families of
Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:856: married William Seward. 42 iii John6 NORTON, born in Dean Bedford Co Engalnd; christened 15 Feb 1634/35 in Dean Bedford Co England; died
5 Mar 1704 in Lived Guilford. iv Mary6 NORTON, born abt 1635. SOURCE: The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith
(NEHG Register [1900]:269: married 9 Apr 1658 Samuel Rockwell. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:856: married 1658 Samuel Rockwell. v Thomas6 NORTON, christened 6 Aug 1637 in Dean Bedford Co England. SOURCE: The Descendants of Thomas
Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith (NEHG Register [1900]:269: married 8 May 1671 Elizabeth Mason & she died 31
Jan 1699. vi Abigail6 NORTON, born abt 1642. SOURCE: The Descendants of Thomas Norton of Guilford Conn by R D Smith
(NEHG Register [1900]:269: married 6 Aug 1667 Ananias Tryon of Killingworth. 82. William7 STONE, born abt 1608 in Hereford England; died 16 Nov 1683 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut, son
of 132. Samuel STONE and 133. Hannah (---). He married 83. Hannah (---), born 1614; died bef 1657 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. Notes for William STONE SOURCE: The Family of William Stone One of The First Settlers of Guilford Connecticut by Edward P Stone Sr
[1980]:1-3 (Pittsfield MA Library). Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1131. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1214. LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England by James Savage [1860-2] reprint 1977:IV:210: STONE,
WILLIAM Guilford 1639sign the coven of 1 June perhaps br of John of the same by w Hannah had William b a 1642
Hannah a 1644 Benajah a 1647 beside Samuel wh d 1675 but this may have been by his sec w m 1659 Mary wid of Richard
Hughes of G. He d Nov 1683. Hannh m bef 1666 John Norton and perhaps d bef her f. Also Directory of the Heads of New
England Families 1620-1700 by Frank R Holmes [1923] reprint 1974:ccxxix. Notes for Hannah (---) SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #8935. LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of William STONE and Hannah (---) were as follows: 43 i Hannah6 STONE, born 1644; died 8 Mar 1704 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. 84. Andrew7 WARD, died abt 1659 He married 85. Esther [Hester] SHERMAN, born 1 Apr 1606 in England; died abt
1665, daughter of 134. Edmund SHERMAN and 135. Joan MAKIN [MAYBE]. Notes for Andrew WARD SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:643-5. Families of Early
Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1187. The Great Migration Begins Immigrants to New England by Robert C Anderson [1995]:1918-21. Notes for Esther [Hester] SHERMAN SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:643-5. Children of Andrew WARD and Esther [Hester] SHERMAN were as follows: 44 i Andrew6 WARD (Jr), born abt 1645; died 19 Nov 1691 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut. 86. John7 MEIGS, born 29 Feb 1611/1612 in Bradford Peverell Dorset Co England; died 4 Jan 1671/72 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of 136. Vincent MEIGS and 137. Emma STRONG. He married 87. Tamazin FRY, born
29 Feb 1611/12 in Weymouth Dorset Co England; died 4 Jan 1671/72 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, daughter
of 138. William FRY and 139. Sarah HILL. See Also : 103 Notes for John MEIGS SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1194: LeeWat26@AOL.COM: Tanner & shoemaker. His will dated 28
Aug 1671 probated 4 Jun 1672. Resided Weymouth MA 1662. Freeman Oct 1669 Killingworth. Record of the Descendants of Vincent Meigs by Henry B Meigs [1902]. Notes for Tamazin FRY SOURCE: See husband. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1195: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of John MEIGS and Tamazin FRY were as follows: i Mary6 MEIGS, born abt 1633 in Weymouth Dorset Co England; died 30 Apr 1703 in Killingworth Middesex Co
Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. John Stephens of Guilford (Conn)
And His Descendants by R D Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:360). Stevens Genealogy by C Ellis Stevens [1904]
INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #597: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. 45 ii Tryal6 MEIGS, born 1646; died 1668. iii Elizabeth6 MEIGS. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. iv John6 MEIGS, born 29 Feb 1641 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 9 Nov 1713 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. v Concurrence6 MEIGS, died 19 Nov 1708. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. 88. Abraham7 PIERSON, born 1589/90; died 24 Nov 1636 in West Riding Yorkshire Co England, son of 140. Richard
PIERSON and 141. Johann HARWOOD. He married 89. Christina JOHNSTON. Children of Abraham PIERSON and Christina JOHNSTON were as follows: 46 i Abraham6 PIERSON, born abt 1611 in Thornton Yorkshire Co England; christened 22 Sep 1611 in Guisley Yorkshire
Co England; died 9 Aug 1678 in Newark New Jersey. 90. Mathew7 MITCHELL, born abt 1589 in South Ouram Halifax York Co England; died 16 Jun 1646 in South Ouram
Halifax York Co England He married on 21 Aug 1616 in South Ouram Halifax York Co England 91. Susan WOOD,
daughter of 142. Edmund WOOD and 143. Martha LOME. See Also : 99 Notes for Mathew MITCHELL SOURCE: English Origins of the Mitchell, Wood, Lum and Halstead Families by Matthew Wood: The New York
Genealogical and Biographical Record: [1989]:99-101. INTERNET: Ancestors of Alice Velma Perry. Family History Library IGI. Notes for Susan WOOD SOURCE: English Origins of the Mitchell, Wood, Lum and Halstead Families by Matthew Wood: The New York
Genealogical and Biographical Record: [1989]:120:6,98-100. Children of Mathew MITCHELL and Susan WOOD were as follows: 47 i Abigail6 MITCHELL, born 26 Apr 1618 in South Ouram Yorkshire Co England. ii Sarah6 MITCHELL, born 14 Oct 1621. SOURCE: SOURCE: English Origins of the Mitchell, Wood, Lum and
Halstead Families by Matthew Wood: The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record: [1989]:100. 92. George7 CLARKE, born 28 Apr 1594 in Cranfield Hertford Co England; died 12 Sep 1661 He married on 4 May 1610
in Walkern Hertfordshire Engalnd 93. Grace BOYDE, born abt 1594 in Walkern Hertfordshire Engalnd probably. Notes for George CLARKE SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Alice Velma Perry. Notes for Grace BOYDE SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Alice Velma Perry. Children of George CLARKE and Grace BOYDE were as follows: 48 i George6 CLARKE, born abt 1615 in Watton-At-Stone Hertford England; died Aug 1690 in Milford New Haven Co
Connecticut. 94. Edward7 ROSSITER, born 1575 in Combe St Nicholas Somersetshire Co England; died 23 Oct 1630 in Dorchester
Massachusetts He married 95. perhaps Elizabeth COMBE. Notes for Edward ROSSITER SOURCE: The Great Migrations by Robert C Anderson[1995]:1600-1. Edward Rossiter Colonist of Dorchester Massachusetts Bay Colony and the Rossiter English Lineage by Meredith B Colket
Jr [1984]: NEHG Register:138:4-12. Search For The Passengers of The Mary & John 1630 by B W Spears [1987]:1:53-4,72-3. Edward Rossiter His Family And Notes on His English Connections by Meredith B Colket Jr:TAG [1937]:145-151. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1006. Notes for perhaps Elizabeth COMBE SOURCE: Edward Rossiter Colonist of Dorchester Massachusetts Bay Colony and the Rossiter English Lineage by
Meredith B Colket Jr [1984]: NEHG Register:138:4-12. Children of Edward ROSSITER and perhaps Elizabeth COMBE were as follows: 50 i Bray6 ROSSITER, born 1610 in Combe St Nicholas Somerset Co England. 96. John7 ALSOP He married unknown. Children of John ALSOP were as follows: 51 i Elizabeth6 ALSOP, born Feb 1613/14 in Somerset England; christened 15 Feb 1613/14 in Crewkerne Somersetshire
Co England; died 29 Aug 1669 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. 97. Edmund7 SHERMAN, born abt 1572 in Dedham Essex Co England; christened 23 Jun 1572; died 14 Jun 1643 in New
Haven New Haven Co Connecticut, son of Edmund SHERMAN and Anna PALLETTE. He married (1) Joan MAKIN
[MAYBE]; (2) on 15 May 1611 in Dedham Essex Co England 98. Judith ANGIER, born 5 Jun 1587 in Dedham Essex Co
England; died 1634 in Dedham Essex Co England. See Also : 134 Notes for Edmund SHERMAN SOURCE: Family Search IGI: Edmund SHERMAN Sex: M Event(s): Birth: 23 Jun 1572 Dedham, Essex, England
Parents: Father: Edmund SHERMAN Mother: Ann PALLATTE. Ancestry of Rev John Sherman and Capt John Sherman by a descendant (NEHG Register [1897]:51:309-14). Notes for Joan MAKIN [MAYBE] SOURCE: INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson E:mail: steve@Lawson.net. Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Melinde Lutz Sanborn [1991]:55 m ca 1598
[TAG]:61:79. Notes for Judith ANGIER SOURCE: Genealogical Gleanings in England by Waters [1896]: 50:414 Marriages in Dedham. Children of Edmund SHERMAN and Joan MAKIN [MAYBE] were as follows: i Esther [Hester]6 SHERMAN, born 1 Apr 1606 in England; died abt 1665. SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the
Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:643-5. Children of Edmund SHERMAN and Judith ANGIER were as follows: 52 i Samuel6 SHERMAN, christened 12 Jul 1618 in Dedham Essex Co England, died 1684 in Stratford Fairfield Co
Connecticut. 99. Mathew7 MITCHELL, born abt 1589 in South Ouram Halifax York Co England; died 16 Jun 1646 in South Ouram
Halifax York Co England He married on 21 Aug 1616 in South Ouram Halifax York Co England 100. Susan WOOD,
daughter of Edmund WOOD and Martha LOME. See Also : 90 Notes for Mathew MITCHELL SOURCE: English Origins of the Mitchell, Wood, Lum and Halstead Families by Matthew Wood: The New York
Genealogical and Biographical Record: [1989]:99-101. INTERNET: Ancestors of Alice Velma Perry. Family History Library IGI. Notes for Susan WOOD SOURCE: English Origins of the Mitchell, Wood, Lum and Halstead Families by Matthew Wood: The New York
Genealogical and Biographical Record: [1989]:120:6,98-100. Children of Mathew MITCHELL and Susan WOOD were as follows: i Abigail6 MITCHELL, born 26 Apr 1618 in South Ouram Yorkshire Co England. SOURCE: English Origins of the
Mitchell, Wood, Lum and Halstead Families by Matthew Wood: The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record:
[1989]:99. TAG:9:37-40. The Wife Of Rev Abraham Pierson by Donald Lines Jacobus [TAG:9:37-40]. History And
Genealogy Of The Families Of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1932]:II:1076: Abigail certainly is the wife of Abraham
Pierson. INTERNET: Bill Orr billcarol2@prodigy.net. 53 ii Sarah6 MITCHELL, born 14 Oct 1621. 101. John7 STEVE[E]NS/STEPHENS (Judge), born abt 1600 in Kent Co, England [probably]; died 1 Sep 1670 in
Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut; buried 2 Sep 1670 in Guilford, New Haven Co, Connecticut He married abt 1623
102. Mary (---) (Homemaker), died bef 1639 in , , England, [Prob]. Notes for John STEVE[E]NS/STEPHENS (Judge) SOURCE: John Steevens Of Guilford CT by Claude W Barlow 1976:v-xv,1-5,186-7. John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:356+). Stevens Genealogy by C Ellis Stevens [1904]. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1122. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1192: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. PROBATE: New Haven Co CT:1:II:pp36-37:August the 27th Ano 1670 WILL This writeing witnesseth that I John Stephens of Guilford in the county of Newhaven in ye colony of Connecticutt in New
England being sicke & ill in body but of perfect mind and memory blessed be God I doe leave this my last Will & testament
as followeth: And first I bequeath my soule into ye hands of Allmighty God yt gave it mee & my body to ye dust to be dcently buryed:
And for the worldly goods that God hath given me. first I give to my sonne Thomas Stephens the mare I usually ride on & my biggest brass kettle (& my meadow at the east
river del.). 2 I give & bequeath to my sonne William Stephens all my housing and home lott & my meadow at ye east river here in
Guilford he paying out of it twenty pounds, ten pounds to my sonne John Stephens in old England to be payd in currant pay
in New England & ten pound to my daughter Mary Collins: Alsoe I give to my sonne Thomas Stephens my best sute & my
cloake & my bed & one payre of sheets & all other bedding. 3rd I give five pound apiece to foure of my grandchildren to wit: James & John my son Thomas his sons & John & Samuell
the sons of my son William Stephens: ffurther I give to Mary Stephens daughter to my son Thomas a payre of sheets: and I
give to Judith Stephens the daughte of my son William a payre of sheets: And the rest of my estate to be divided in equall proportion betweene my son Thomas Stephens & my son William Stephens
& my daughter Mary collins and I doe make my sonne Thomas Stephens sole executor & administrator of this mu last Will
& Testament to pay all debts & gathering in dues to the estate & to see that this my will bee faithfully discharged. To which
I sett to my hand & seale this twenty seventh of august one thousand six hundred & seventy. his John Stephens mark Sealed and subscribed in ye presence of William Johnson William Seaward Notes for Mary (---) (Homemaker) SOURCE: John Steevens Of Guilford CT by Claude W Barlow 1976:1-5 m John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D Smith (NEHG Register:56:[1902]:357). Stevens Genealogy
by C Ellis Stevens [1904]: Children of John STEVE[E]NS/STEPHENS (Judge) and Mary (---) (Homemaker) were as follows: i Mary6 STEVE[E]NS/STEPHENS, born abt 1623; died 1700. SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His
Descendants by R D Smith :(NEHG Register:56:[1902]:357: married [1] Henry Kingsnorth [2] 2 Jun 1669 John Collins of
Guilford CT. ii John6 STEVE[E]NS/STEPHENS. SOURCE: John Stephens of Guilford (Conn) And His Descendants by R D Smith
(NEHG Register:56:[1902]:357-8: John was a shipwright lived in West Haven, New Haven, New London & returned to
England married Mary Coit dau of John Coit. iii Thomas6 STEVENS (Sgt), born bef 1630 in , , England; died 18 Nov 1685 in Killingworth, Middlesex Co,
Connecticut. SOURCE: John Steevens Of Guilford CT by Claude W Barlow 1976:5-11. Families of Early Guilford CT by
Alvan Talcott [1984]:1122. 54 iv William6 STEVENS, born abt 1630; died Jan 1702/03 in Killinworth Middesex Co Connecticut perhaps. 103. John7 MEIGS, born 29 Feb 1611/1612 in Bradford Peverell Dorset Co England; died 4 Jan 1671/72 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut, son of Vincent MEIGS and Emma STRONG. He married 104. Tamazin FRY, born 29 Feb
1611/12 in Weymouth Dorset Co England; died 4 Jan 1671/72 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut, daughter of
William FRY and Sarah HILL. See Also : 86 Notes for John MEIGS SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1194: LeeWat26@AOL.COM: Tanner & shoemaker. His will dated 28
Aug 1671 probated 4 Jun 1672. Resided Weymouth MA 1662. Freeman Oct 1669 Killingworth. Record of the Descendants of Vincent Meigs by Henry B Meigs [1902]. Notes for Tamazin FRY SOURCE: See husband. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1195: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of John MEIGS and Tamazin FRY were as follows: 55 i Mary6 MEIGS, born abt 1633 in Weymouth Dorset Co England; died 30 Apr 1703 in Killingworth Middesex Co
Connecticut. ii Tryal6 MEIGS, born 1646; died 1668. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809.
INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. 3139. Tryal Meigs, born 1646 in Of Guilford,
Connecticut; died 1690 in of, Killingworth, Middlesex, CT. She was the daughter of 6278. John Meigs and 6279. Thomasin
Fry. History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:646-7. iii Elizabeth6 MEIGS. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. iv John6 MEIGS, born 29 Feb 1641 in Killingworth Middlesex Co Connecticut; died 9 Nov 1713 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. v Concurrence6 MEIGS, died 19 Nov 1708. SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:809. 105. Richard7 HUBBELL, christened 11 Jun 1598 in Ribbesford Parish Worcester England, died 1662, son of 144.
Richard HUBBELL. He married on 30 Apr 1621 in Bewdley Worcester Co England 106. Sarah WAKEMAN, died Feb
1634/35, daughter of 145. Francis WAKEMAN and 146. Ann GOODE. Notes for Richard HUBBELL SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1196: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. GENEALOGY: History of the Hubbell Family .. Ancestors and Descendants of Richard Hubbell by Walter Hubbell
[1915]:12-13 will. History And Genealogy Of The Old Families Of Old Fairfield by Donald Lines Jacobus [1930]:300-1. Notes for Sarah WAKEMAN SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1197: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. GENEALOGY: History of the Hubbell Family .. Ancestors and Descendants of Richard Hubbell by Walter Hubbell [1915]. Children of Richard HUBBELL and Sarah WAKEMAN were as follows: i Sarah6 HUBBELL, christened 17 Oct 1624 in Ribbesford Parish Worcester England. 56 ii Richard6 HUBBELL, christened 22 Jan 1625/26, died 23 Oct 1699 in Stratford Fairfield Co Connecticut, buried in
Old Stratford Burying Ground Bridgeport Ct. iii Mary6 HUBBELL, christened 14 Jan 1626/27 in Ribbesford Parish Worcester England. iv Elizabeth6 HUBBELL, christened 21 May 1629 in Ribbesford Parish Worcester England. v Jonathan6 HUBBELL, christened 29 May 1631 in Haddam Middlesex Co Connecticut. vi Samuel6 HUBBELL, christened 13 Oct 1633 in Haddam Middlesex Co Connecticut. 107. Samuel7 GAYLORD, born abt 1619 in Crewkerne, Somerset Co, England; christened 19 Dec 1619 in Crewkerne,
Somerset Co, England; died 1689 in Windsor, Hartford Co, Co, son of 147. William1 GAYLORD (Deacon) and 148. Jone
ASHWOOD. He married on 4 Dec 1646 in Windsor Connecticut 108. Elizabeth HULL, christened 16 Oct 1625 in
Crewkerne Somersetshire Co England, died 2 May 1680, daughter of 149. George HULL and 150. Thamzen [Thomesene]
MITCHELL. Notes for Samuel GAYLORD SOURCE: TAG:17:72. INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1198: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. The Great Migration Begins:742. Genealogies and Biographies of Ancient Windsor by Henry Stiles [1892]2: 278-9. Notes for Elizabeth HULL SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1199: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Jana Wellman Ulrich URL: http://members.aol.com/janau/hull.htm Children of Samuel GAYLORD and Elizabeth HULL were as follows: 57 i Elizabeth6 GAYLORD, born 4 Oct 1647 in Windsor Middlesex Co Connecticut. ii Mary6 GAYLORD, born 1649. married Joseph Griswold. iii Sarah6 GAYLORD, christened 18 Jan 1651/52. married John Alexander iv Abigail6 GAYLORD, born 29 Sep 1653; christened 1 Oct 1653. married Joseph Westcott v Samuel6 GAYLORD, born Jul 1657; died 19 Aug 1690. SOURCE: Hartford Probate 1635 - 1700 by Charles W
Manwaring [1904]:447: page 78 Gaylord, Samuel Windsor. Died 19 Aug 1690. Invt. 121-00-02. Debts & Legacy due to the
widow of Joseph Griswold 6 per will of Samuel Griswodl decd. Legacy due to wife of Joseph Wascoat 5. Total 27-10-00.
Will dated 7 June 1690. This writing testified that I Samuel Gaylord of Windsor in the County of Hartford in the Colony of
Connecticut in Consideration of my present call being going out to war do leave this my Will as followeth: That in case the
Providence of God so ordereth that I Come not home again, I Will to my wife Mary Gaylord all my Right & Title both of
houseing and Lands in the tTownship of Windsor as or else where during the time of her natural life; as also I give to my
wife all my moveable Estate. And after my wife's death I Will the whole Right of Houseing and Lands to be equally divided
between Samuel Hubbell the son of Richard Hubbell which he had by my sister Elizabeth Gaylord, and Samuel alexander the
son of my sister Sarah the wife of John Alexander, if I return not again to be and remain to them and to their heirs forever.
Samuel x Gaylord Witness: Joseph Gaylord, Thomas Judd Jr Proven in Court 6 November 1690. He married Mary__
Family History Library:IGI: married Mary Bronson 16 Mar? 1681/2. Sounds wromg as she is much much older lady. vi Martha6 GAYLORD, born 24 Jun 1660; christened 24 Jun 1660. married Josiah Ellsworth 109. John7 BLAND ALIAS SMITH He married 110. Isabella DRAKE. Notes for John BLAND ALIAS SMITH SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #1176: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Melinde Lutz Sanborn [1991]:22. Children of John BLAND ALIAS SMITH and Isabella DRAKE were as follows: 58 i Abraham6 SMITH, died 5 Sep 1683 in Charlestown Massachusetts. 111. Thomas7 BLANCHARD, born abt 1590 in Andover Hants/Penton Hampshire Co England; died 21 May 1654 in
Charlestown Massachusetts He married 112. Elizabeth (---), died 23 Jul 1635 in Goodworth Clatford Engalnd. Notes for Thomas BLANCHARD SOURCE: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#1180:LeeWat26@AOL.COM Directory of the Heads of New England Families 1620 1700 by Frank Holmes [1923] reprint 1974:xxiv: BLANCHARD,
Thomas yeoman came from Penton Hampshire Eng to Braintree Mass 1640 and moved to Charlestown Mass 1651 where he
lived previous to going to Braintree. Notes for Elizabeth (---) SOURCE: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#1181: LeeWat26@AOL.COM Children of Thomas BLANCHARD and Elizabeth (---) were as follows: 60 i George6 BLANCHARD, born abt 1622 in Clatford Parish England; died 16 Mar 1699/1700 in Medford Middlesex Co
Massachusetts. 113. Joseph7 HILLS, born 1602 in Malden Essex Co England; christened 3 Mar 1601/02 in Great Burstead Essex Co
England; died 5 Feb 1687/88 in Newbury Essex Co Massachusetts, son of 151. George HILLS and 152. Mary SYMONDS.
He married on 22 Jul 1624 in Great Burstead Essex Co England 114. Rose CLARK, born abt 1603 in England; died 24
Mar 1649/50. Notes for Joseph HILLS SOURCE: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#1182: LeeWat26@AOL.COM New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Clarence A Torrey [1985]:373. Directory of the Heads of New England Families 1620 1700 by Frank Holmes [1923] reprint 1974:cxvii: HILL, HILLS,
Joseph woolen draper son of George H bapt parish of Great Barsted Billericay County of Essex Eng 1602 settled
Charlestown Mass 1638 one of the founders of Malden Mass removed 1664 to Newbury Mass. INTERNET: FAMILY SEARCH: Christening: 3 Mar 1601 Great Burstead, Essex, England son of George Hills.
Marriage: Rose CLARK 22 Jul 1624 Great Burstead, Billericay, Essex, England. NEHG Register:1854:8:309-11. Notes for Rose CLARK SOURCE: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous:#1183: LeeWat26@AOL.COM Children of Joseph HILLS and Rose CLARK were as follows: 61 i Elizabeth6 HILLS, born 21 Oct 1627 in Great Burstead Essex Co England; died 25 Nov 1674 in Malden Middlesex Co
Massachusetts. Generation 8 115. John8 PARMELEE (brick layer), christened 27 Sep 1584 in All Saints Lewes, died 8 Nov 1659 in New Haven New
Haven Co Connecticut, son of 153. John PARMELEE and 154. Alice RUSSELL. He married on 15 May 1608 in All Saints
Lewes England 116. Hannah possibly Anna HOWELL. Notes for John PARMELEE (brick layer) SOURCE: The Descendants of John Parmelee by R D Smyth:NEHG Register:53:Oct 1899:405-6. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:943. INTERNET:Jana Wellman Ulrich URL: http://members.aol.com/janau/parm.htm Last Will and Testament of John Parmely Unsigned and undated Presented 2 Jan 1659/60, Estate inventoried at 78 13s on 3
Jan 1659/ 60 Know all men by these presents, I John Parmely of Newhaven being very sicke in body but prfect in minde, doe Institute and
ordaine this my last will and Testament in manner and forme following I doe give and bequeathe to my beloued wife Elizabeth Parmely my house-lott and all my whole Estate for her to enjoy and possesse without molestation during the whole time of her life. "And after her decease I doe give and bequeath half of my house and lott to my sonne, John Parmile of Guilford, the other half, one quarter to my Grandchild Nathaniel Parmile, the sonne of John Parmile of Guilford. And the other quarter part I give to my wife to dispose to her sonne, Stephen, if she see cause and for those goods whch shall be left at the dease my will is that my daughter Hannah Johnson the wife of John Johnson of Newhaven, and her dauter Ellen Allan ye wife of John Allen of Newhaven, should have ye greater part equally divided betwixt them and what doth remain I doe leave to her discretion to dispose as she pleaseth .... Children of John PARMELEE (brick layer) and Hannah possibly Anna HOWELL were as follows: 64 i John7 PARMELEE, born 13 Apr 1615; christened in All Saints Lewes England; died 3 Jan 1687 in Guilford New
Haven Co Connecticut. ii Hannah7 PARMELEE, born abt 1625. married 30 Sep 1651 John Johnson. iii Mary7 PARMELEE, died 31 Mar 1667. married 16 Sep 1660 Dennis Crampton. 117. John8 FRENCH He married 118. Rebecca (---). Notes for John FRENCH SOURCE: INTERNET: Descendants of John French by Tracy Tomaselli tct222.@aol.com. Notes for Rebecca (---) SOURCE: INTERNET: Descendants of John French by Tracy Tomaselli tct222.@aol.com. Children of John FRENCH and Rebecca (---) were as follows: 66 i Thomas7 FRENCH, born 1615; died 1665 probably. 119. John8 BUTTON, born 1599 in England; died bef 1681 Cambridge Massachusetts He married 120. Grace maybe
(---). Notes for John BUTTON SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Notes for Grace maybe (---) SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Children of John BUTTON and Grace maybe (---) were as follows: 67 i Mary7 BUTTON, born abt 1619; died abt 1660 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. 121. George8 KELSEY, born 1572 in Thorpe Essex Co England; died 1599 in Thorpe Essex Co England, son of 155.
George KELSEY and 156. Johane maybe (---). He married 122. Elizabeth HAMMOND, born 1575 in Lavenham Suffolk
Co England, daughter of 157. Thomas HAMMOND and 158. Rose TRIPPE. Children of George KELSEY and Elizabeth HAMMOND were as follows: 68 i William7 KELSEY, born 1600 in Chelmsford Essex Co England; died abt 1675/76 in Killingworth Middesex Co
Connecticut. 123. Nicholas8 DESBOROUGH, born abt 1586 in Saffron Walden Essex? Co England, son of 159. Nicholas
DESBOROUGH and 160. Elizabeth EWIN. He married on 18 Sep 1610 in Saffron Walden Essex Co England 124. Mary
GYLBYE, born abt 1589 in Saffron Walden Essex? Co England. Notes for Nicholas DESBOROUGH SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Notes for Mary GYLBYE SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Children of Nicholas DESBOROUGH and Mary GYLBYE were as follows: 70 i Nicholas7 DESBOROUGH, born abt 1620 in Waldon Essex Co England; died bef 31 Aug 1683 in Hartford Hartford
Co Connecticut. 125. Roger8 BROWNSON, born 1576; christened 15 Sep 1576 in St Andrew's Church Earl's Colne Essex Co England;
died bet 4 Aug & 22 Oct 1635 in Aldham Essex Co England, son of 161. John BROWNSON and 162. Joan (---). He
married on 12 May 1600 in Holy Innocent's Church Lamarsh Essex Co England 126. Mary UNDERWOOD, christened 2
Feb 1575/76 in Holy Innocent's Church Lamarsh Essex Co England, buried 18 Mar 1622/23 in Earl's Colne Essex Co
England. Notes for Roger BROWNSON SOURCE: The Borownson, Bronson or Bruson Family of Earl's Colne Essex England, Connecticut and South Carolina by
John Insley Coddington F A S G [The American Genealogist:Oct 1962:38:4:193-211]. Notes for Mary UNDERWOOD SOURCE: The Borownson, Bronson or Bruson Family of Earl's Colne Essex England, Connecticut and South Carolina by
John Insley Coddington F A S G [The American Genealogist:Oct 1962:38:4:193-211]. Children of Roger BROWNSON and Mary UNDERWOOD were as follows: 71 i Mary7 BROWNSON, born 6 Mar 1622/23 in Earl's Colne Essex Co England; died 1670 in Hartford Hartford Co
Connecticut. 127. Thomas8 BIRD He married 128. Mary (---). Children of Thomas BIRD and Mary (---) were as follows: 77 i Mary7 BIRD, born abt 1619; died 1 Mar 1678/79 in Farmington Hartford Co Connecticut. 129. William8 NORTON He married 130. Dionise CHOLMELEY. Notes for William NORTON SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:856. INTERNET: from: typehey@worldnet.att.net (Judith K Werner) Last will and testment of William NORTON of Sharpenhoe, 13 Oct 1622 IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN: I William Norton of Sharpenhoe in the parrish of Stretley in the countie of Bedford gent beinge sicke and weake in bodie but of p[er]fect minde and memorie I humbly thank God for avoydinge of controversies after my decease w[hi]ch might arise about the devision of my goods and chat- tells doe therefore make and declare my last will and testament in manner and fourme followinge vizt firste I bequeathe my soule into the handes of almightie God my maker and redeemer trustinge to have remission and forgivenes of all my sinnes in and by the obe- dience, passion and mediation of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christe and by none other meanes, my bodie I commit to the earth from whome it came to be decently buried at the discretion of my Executors hereunder named, and after my body buryed and funeralls and debts first paid, I give and dispose of such transitory goodes as God of his goodnes hath lent me as followeth vizt. first I give and bequeath unto my daughters Eliza- beth and Mary w[hi]ch I had by my former wife Twelve pence apiece in full of all w[hi]ch they cann or may clayme of & in my goodes & chattels Item I give to Mary daugh- ter of my sonne Thomas five markes currant english money wthin a yeare Item I give to my wife Dionis one fetherbed bedsted and furniture to it All the rest and residue of my goodes and chattells w[hi]ch then shall remaine except a gowne of black cloth faced wth velvet w[hi]ch I have already in my lyfe time given to my sonne Rushton, and my wea- ring app[ar]ell here in towne w[hi]ch I have already given to my sonne Daniell. I doe give and bequeathe all the some rest and residue of my goodes and chattells unto and amongst all my Children w[hi]ch I have of the body of my wife Dionis namely Thomas John Richard Daniell ffrancis Luci and Phebe amongst them equally to be devided share and share like And I doe make ordeyne nomynate and appoynte Mr Hale the vickar of Westoning my good frend and Dionis my wife full executors of this my will and Overseers thereof I make Mathewe Harding and Thomas Brazier to whome I give three shillings fower pence apiece intreatinge and charginge my Executors to deale faythfully and truly wth my said Children as they will answer at the dreadfull day of judgment and soe I end my testament Resolving all other wills by me formerly made In witnes whereof I have to this my will set to my hand and seale the thirtenth day of October 1622 in the 20th yeare of the raigne of our sov[er]aigne lord king James &c Wm Norton, Sealed and delivered in p[res]ence of Edmund Jeffrey Sir James [ ]lyn. Probated 26 day of November 1622...Thomas Norton natural and legitimate son...Alexander Hale and Dionis Norton widow of said deceased and executor ***** Notes for Dionise CHOLMELEY SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:856. INTERNET: Notes for Dionis Cholmeley: From: typehey@worldnet.att.net (Judith K Werner) To: TCT222@aol.com, NORTON-L@rootsweb.com Hi Tracy -- The mother of Thomas of Guilford was Dionise CHOLMELEY, sometimes spelled Dionis, Dyonise, Dionisia, etc. But Dennis or Demis it isn't. Dionise was an uncommon name in her time; I read somewhere that during Victorian times it enjoyed a brief popularity but is not used today. There are a number of spellings for CHOLMELEY, but from documents I have seen Dionise's family spelled it this way, which is a shortened version of CHOLMONDELEY or CHALMONDELEY, so it's not unusual to see it also spelled CHALMELEY also. Anyway, they're all pronounced CHUM-lee as far as I know. Cheemsley and Cholmesky are off. Children of William NORTON and Dionise CHOLMELEY were as follows: 80 i Thomas7 NORTON, born 1609; died 16 May 1648 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. 131. John8 WELLS, son of 163. William WELLS and 164. Grace (---). He married unknown. Notes for John WELLS SOURCE: INTERNET: Descendants of William Wells by Tracy C Tomaselli tct222.@aol.com. Children of John WELLS were as follows: 81 i Grace7 WELLS, born abt 1610; died Aug 1648 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. 132. Samuel8 STONE He married 133. Hannah (---). Notes for Samuel STONE SOURCE: Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott [1984]:1131. Children of Samuel STONE and Hannah (---) were as follows: 82 i William7 STONE, born abt 1608 in Hereford England; died 16 Nov 1683 in Guilford New Haven Co Connecticut. 134. Edmund8 SHERMAN, born abt 1572 in Dedham Essex Co England; christened 23 Jun 1572; died 14 Jun 1643 in
New Haven New Haven Co Connecticut, son of 165. Edmund SHERMAN and 166. Anna PALLETTE. He married (1)
135. Joan MAKIN [MAYBE]; (2) on 15 May 1611 in Dedham Essex Co England Judith ANGIER, born 5 Jun 1587 in
Dedham Essex Co England; died 1634 in Dedham Essex Co England. See Also : 97 Notes for Edmund SHERMAN SOURCE: Family Search IGI: Edmund SHERMAN Sex: M Event(s): Birth: 23 Jun 1572 Dedham, Essex, England
Parents: Father: Edmund SHERMAN Mother: Ann PALLATTE. Ancestry of Rev John Sherman and Capt John Sherman by a descendant (NEHG Register [1897]:51:309-14). Notes for Joan MAKIN [MAYBE] SOURCE: INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson E:mail: steve@Lawson.net. Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Melinde Lutz Sanborn [1991]:55 m ca 1598
[TAG]:61:79. Notes for Judith ANGIER SOURCE: Genealogical Gleanings in England by Waters [1896]: 50:414 Marriages in Dedham. Children of Edmund SHERMAN and Joan MAKIN [MAYBE] were as follows: 85 i Esther [Hester]7 SHERMAN, born 1 Apr 1606 in England; died abt 1665. Children of Edmund SHERMAN and Judith ANGIER were as follows: i Samuel7 SHERMAN, christened 12 Jul 1618 in Dedham Essex Co England, died 1684 in Stratford Fairfield Co
Connecticut. SOURCE: The Sherman Family by David Sherman [1870]NEHG register:24:63. Note: the more I find on this
family the more confussed I become of the lineage. 136. Vincent8 MEIGS, died Dec 1658 He married 137. Emma STRONG. Notes for Vincent MEIGS SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #2388: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Directory of the Heads of New England Families 1620 1700 by Frank Holmes [1923] reprint 1974:cixi-ii: Vincent born Eng
1583 came from Devonshire or Dorsetshire Eng to N E 1637 was at New Haven Conn 1644 settled at Guilford Conn 1644. Record of the Descendants of Vincent Meigs by Henry B Meigs [1902]. Families of Early Guilford CT by Alvan Talcott
[1984]:809. Notes for Emma STRONG SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #2389: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of Vincent MEIGS and Emma STRONG were as follows: 86 i John7 MEIGS, born 29 Feb 1611/1612 in Bradford Peverell Dorset Co England; died 4 Jan 1671/72 in Killingworth
Middlesex Co Connecticut. 138. William8 FRY He married 139. Sarah HILL. Children of William FRY and Sarah HILL were as follows: 87 i Tamazin7 FRY, born 29 Feb 1611/12 in Weymouth Dorset Co England; died 4 Jan 1671/72 in Killingworth Middlesex
Co Connecticut. 140. Richard8 PIERSON He married 141. Johann HARWOOD. Notes for Richard PIERSON SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Alice Velma Perry. Notes for Johann HARWOOD SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Alice Velma Perry. Children of Richard PIERSON and Johann HARWOOD were as follows: 88 i Abraham7 PIERSON, born 1589/90; died 24 Nov 1636 in West Riding Yorkshire Co England. 142. Edmund8 WOOD He married on 21 May 1611 143. Martha LOME. Notes for Edmund WOOD SOURCE: English Origins of the Mitchell, Wood, Lum and Halstead Families by Matthew Wood: The New York
Genealogical and Biographhical Record: [1989]:120:3-9,100. Notes for Martha LOME Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Melinde Lutz Sanborn [1991]:62:[NYGBR]:120:6. Children of Edmund WOOD and Martha LOME were as follows: 144. Richard8 HUBBELL, born abt 1560 in Bewdley Worcester Co England He married unknown. Children of Richard HUBBELL were as follows: 105 i Richard7 HUBBELL, christened 11 Jun 1598 in Ribbesford Parish Worcester England, died 1662. 145. Francis8 WAKEMAN, died abt 1626 He married 146. Ann GOODE. Notes for Francis WAKEMAN SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #2394: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Notes for Ann GOODE SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous #2395: LeeWat26@AOL.COM. Children of Francis WAKEMAN and Ann GOODE were as follows: 106 i Sarah7 WAKEMAN, died Feb 1634/35. 147. William18 GAYLORD (Deacon), born abt 1585 in Crewkerne, Somersetshire England; christened 21 May 1585 in
Exeter, Devonshire, England, maybe; died 20 Jul 1673 in Windsor, Hartford Co, Connecticut He married on 11 Jun 1610 in
Long Sutton Smerset Co England 148. Jone ASHWOOD, died 20 Jun 1657 in Windsor, Hartford Co, Connecticut. Notes for William1 GAYLORD (Deacon) SOURCE: Blackman And Allied Families by Alfred L Holman [1928]:77. Ancient Windsor by Henry Stiles [1892]:2:278. Births Marriages & Deaths Hartford Windsor & Fairfield CT 1631-91 by Edwin S. Welles [1898]:27,43. Genealogical Dictionary First Settlers NE by James Savage [1860-2]:2:238. New England Marriages prior to 1700 by Clarence A Torrey pub [1985]:297. Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Melinde Lutz Sanborn [1991]:36. TAG 17:71,26:7,30:111,30:202. The Great Migration Begins by Robert C Anderson [1995]:739-43: FREEMAN: Requested 19 October 1630 (as "Will:
Gallard") and admitted 18 May 1631 (as "Willm: Gallerd") [MBCR 1:80, 366]. The inventory of "the estate of Deacon Willaim Gaylor who deceased July 20, 1673," was taken 2 August 1673
and totalled 296 17s. 6d., of which 230 was real estate: "his housing, homelot & pasture adjoining," 59; "16 acres of land in the Great Meadow," 80; "land on the east side of the Great River being 34 poles in breadth by the river," 68; "18 acres of land by Rocky Hill," 3; and "39 acres of land near Pine Meadow," 20 [Hartford PD Case #2140]. Early CT Probate Records by Charles W Manwaring [1904]:1:199-200: page 106. Gaylord, Deacon William Windsor. Died
20 July 1673. Inv. 296-17-06. Taken by Benjamin Newbery, Henry Wolcott Jr & Thomas Stoughton. Will dated 31 January
1671. I William Gaylord of Windsor seriously considering my age do declare this to be my Last Will & Testament: I give unto my
sone John Gaylord his heirs & assigns forever upon the these Conditions hereafter expressed all my houseing & Home Lott
& orchard as it Lyes Bounded westerly by the comon highway & Easterly By the meadow Northerly By the House Lott of
Mr Henry Wolcott & Southerly by the land of my Daughter Hoskins provided my sonn John Gaylord freely resigns up his
propriety in his owne dwelling house & Barne & orchard & Land viz all that is now inclosed with in his fence on the west
side of the highway to my grandson John Birge to be to him and his heris & assigns forever imediatly after my decease. But
if my sonn John shall refuse to make the exchange then my will is that my grand sonn John Birge his heirs & assigns forever
shall possess & injoy my house & Home kott as it is bounded above. I doe also give my beloved sonn John Gaylord & my
beloved grandsonn John Birge my meadow lott in the Great meadow containing by estimation 16 Acres be it more or less to
be divided between them. I doe give to my grandsonn John Birge one parvell of Land I bought of Mr hanaford lying on the
east side of the great river being in bredth Tenn rodds to run the wholoe length I purchased. I do give unto Hezikah Gaylord
my grandsonn (whoe now lives with my sonn John) fower rodd in bredth of my Lott over the great River that lyeth next to
the Land I gave his father there to runn from the great River to the end of the Bounds. I doe give my sonn Walter Gaylord
of my Lott on the east side of the great River to the end of the Bounds the Ten rodd to ly next to what I have given
Hezekiah my Grand Sonn. I doe give unto my Sonn Samuel Gaylord of my Lott on the east side of the great River Ten rodd
in bredth to runn from the great River to the end of the Bounds. This Tenn rodds to lye next to what I have give to Walter.
To my son John I doe give the remaining part of my whole Lott on the east side of the great River wth the Barne Standing
thereon, all that part of my Lott from what I have given to my sonn Samuel to Mr Humphrey Pinneys Lott. And as far as my
daughter Elizabeth Hoskins of whose dutifull & Tender respect to me I have had Good Experience & Great Comfort in
having by this my will disposed of part of my estate to her sonn John (whoe hath and is a great help in supportin of me in my
old age) I am not able to doe for her as otherwise I would but as a token of my love to her I give one of my Great Kettles,
the brass or copper one which she pleaseth. I doe appoint my sonn John Gaylord to be sole executor. And doe desire Capt
Benjamin Newbery & John Allyn of Hartford to be overseers. William Gaylord Witness: Daniel Clarke, Benjamin Newbery. Codicil dated 14 November 1672: I give as a testimony of my Fatherly affection to my daughter Elizabeth Hoskins one of
my cowes which she shall choose and my brass skillett & a pewter platter & a large pewter bason & the bigger of the Brass
milk pans. William x Gaylord. Witness: Daniel Clarke, Benjamin Newbery. There is a later Codicil date 18 December 1672 in which his daughter Birge is mentioned. Notes for Jone ASHWOOD SOURCE: Blackman And Allied Families by Alfred L Holman [1928]:77. Ancient Windsor by Henry Stiles [1892]:2:278. Births Marriages & Deaths Hartford Windsor & Fairfield CT 1631-91 by Edwin S. Welles [1898]:27,43. Genealogical Dictionary First Settlers NE by James Savage [1860-2]:2:238. New England Marriages prior to 1700 by Clarence A Torrey pub [1985]:297. Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700 by Melinde Lutz Sanborn [1991]:36. TAG 17:71,26:7,30:111,30:202. Children of William1 GAYLORD (Deacon) and Jone ASHWOOD were as follows: i William7 GAYLORD, born abt 1616 in Crewkerne, Somerset Co, England; christened 28 Dec 1617 in Crewkerne,
Somerset Co, England; died 14 Dec 1656 in Windsor, Hartford Co, Connecticut. SOURCE: TAG:61:96. ii Elizabeth7 GAYLORD, born abt 1619 in Crewkerne, Somerset Co, England, Maybe; died 22 Dec 1675 in Windsor,
Hartford Co, Connecticut. SOURCE: Blackman And Allied Families by Alfred L Holman [1928]:48-9. Ancient Windsor
by Henry Stiles [1892]:2:74-5. Births Marriages & Deaths Hartford Windsor & Fairfield CT 1631-91 by Edwin S. Welles
[1898]:11,18,32,35,55. Early CT Probate Records by Charles W Manwaring [1904]:1:538-9. Genealogical Dictionary First
Settlers NE by James Savage [1860-2]:1:183. New England Marriages prior to 1700 by Clarence A Torrey pub [1985]:71.
Mother of 7 ch. 107 iii Samuel7 GAYLORD, born abt 1619 in Crewkerne, Somerset Co, England; christened 19 Dec 1619 in Crewkerne,
Somerset Co, England; died 1689 in Windsor, Hartford Co, Co. iv Walter7 GAYLORD, born abt 1626 in Crewkerne, Somerset Co, England; died 9 Aug 1689 in Windsor, Hartford Co,
Co. v John7 GAYLORD, born in Crewkerne, Somerset Co, England; christened 24 Feb 1621/22 in Crewkerne, Somerset Co,
England; died 27 Apr 1699 in Windsor, Hartford Co, Co. SOURCE: TAG:17:72. vi Joseph7 GAYLORD, born in Crewkerne, Somerset Co, England; christened 27 Dec 1624 in Crewkerne, Somerset Co,
England. 149. George8 HULL, born abt 1590 in Crewkerne Somersetshire Co England; christened 27 Aug 1590 in Crew Kerne
Somerset Co England; died 29 Dec 1659 in Windsor Hartford Co Connecitcut, son of 167. Thomas HULL and 168. Joane
PEARSON. He married on 17 Aug 1614 in Crew Kerne Somerset Co England 150. Thamzen [Thomesene] MITCHELL,
born abt 1592 of Stockland Dorset England; died 1655, daughter of 169. Robert MITCHELL. Notes for George HULL SOURCE: INTERNET: Family Search:IGI. Jana Wellman Ulrich URL: http://members.aol.com/janau/hull.htm. History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:307. The Ancestors and Descendants of George Hull and Thamzen Michell by Robert E Hull [1994]1-30: WILL: I George Hull,
being feeble in body, yet of good and perfect mind do now ordain this my last Will and Testament as followeth. Imprimus - I give and bequeath unto my loving wife the third part of my estate, yf shee relinquish the twenty pounds which I promised her yf I died before her. Item - I give and bequeath unto my son Josias Hull another third part of my estate. Item - I give and bequeath unto my son Cornelius Hull, one little feather bed now in Boston. Item - I give and bequeath also unto Corelius Hull forty shillings to be paid out of the third of my estate. Item - I give unto my cousin Jane Pinkney twenty shillings Item - I doe by these presents ordayne, constitute and make my son Josias Hull and Sarah, my loving wife, the executors of this my last Will and Testament. George Hull (seal) In presence of Alexander Knowles and Philip Pinckney Item - The rest of my estate, my debts and funeral expenses being payd, I give to my four daughters, equaly divided, that is to Mary, Martha, Elizabeth, Naomy George Hull (seal) In presence of Alexander Knowles and Philip Pinckney Notes for Thamzen [Thomesene] MITCHELL SOURCE: History And Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield by Donald L Jacobus [1930-2]:I:307. The Ancestors and Descendants of George Hull and Thamzen Michell by Robert E Hull [1994]1-30. Children of George HULL and Thamzen [Thomesene] MITCHELL were as follows: 108 i Elizabeth7 HULL, christened 16 Oct 1625 in Crewkerne Somersetshire Co England, died 2 May 1680. 151. George8 HILLS He married 152. Mary SYMONDS. Children of George HILLS and Mary SYMONDS were as follows: 113 i Joseph7 HILLS, born 1602 in Malden Essex Co England; christened 3 Mar 1601/02 in Great Burstead Essex Co
England; died 5 Feb 1687/88 in Newbury Essex Co Massachusetts. Generation 9 153. John9 PARMELEE, born probabably before 1554; buried 1 May 1583?? in All Saints Lewes England He married
154. Alice RUSSELL. Notes for John PARMELEE SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Leland Rice Watrous: Children of John PARMELEE and Alice RUSSELL were as follows: 115 i John8 PARMELEE (brick layer), christened 27 Sep 1584 in All Saints Lewes, died 8 Nov 1659 in New Haven New
Haven Co Connecticut. 155. George9 KELSEY He married 156. Johane maybe (---). Notes for George KELSEY SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Notes for Johane maybe (---) SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Children of George KELSEY and Johane maybe (---) were as follows: 121 i George8 KELSEY, born 1572 in Thorpe Essex Co England; died 1599 in Thorpe Essex Co England. 157. Thomas9 HAMMOND He married 158. Rose TRIPPE. Notes for Thomas HAMMOND SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Notes for Rose TRIPPE SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Children of Thomas HAMMOND and Rose TRIPPE were as follows: 122 i Elizabeth8 HAMMOND, born 1575 in Lavenham Suffolk Co England. 159. Nicholas9 DESBOROUGH He married 160. Elizabeth EWIN. Notes for Nicholas DESBOROUGH SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Notes for Elizabeth EWIN SOURCE: INTERNET: Ancestors of Matthias Cramer Gibbs. Children of Nicholas DESBOROUGH and Elizabeth EWIN were as follows: 123 i Nicholas8 DESBOROUGH, born abt 1586 in Saffron Walden Essex? Co England. 161. John9 BROWNSON, born abt 1540/50; buried 4 Feb 1622/23 in Earl's Colne Essex Co England He married abt 1576
162. Joan (---), buried 11 Feb 1616/17 in Earl's Colne Essex Co England. Notes for John BROWNSON SOURCE: The Borownson, Bronson or Bruson Family of Earl's Colne Essex England, Connecticut and South Carolina by
John Insley Coddington F A S G [The American Genealogist:Oct 1962:38:4:193-211]. Notes for Joan (---) SOURCE: The Borownson, Bronson or Bruson Family of Earl's Colne Essex England, Connecticut and South Carolina by
John Insley Coddington F A S G [The American Genealogist:Oct 1962:38:4:193-211]. Children of John BROWNSON and Joan (---) were as follows: 125 i Roger8 BROWNSON, born 1576; christened 15 Sep 1576 in St Andrew's Church Earl's Colne Essex Co England;
died bet 4 Aug & 22 Oct 1635 in Aldham Essex Co England. 163. William9 WELLS, born abt 1555 in East Nether Deane Bedfordshire Co England; died 18 Apr 1615 in Deane
Bedfordshire Co England He married 164. Grace (---). Notes for William WELLS SOURCE: INTERNET: Tracy Tomasellis family tree: tct222@aol.com <tct222@aol.com> American Genealogist Volume
56, issue 3, July 1980 The Ancestry of Grace (Wells) Norton of Guilford by Douglas Richardson, M.A. .... Will of William Wells of Nether Dean (i.e. Lower Dean), Bedfordshire, probated in 1615 The last will and Testament of William Wells of Nether Deane in the Countie of Bedford being in pfect memory thankes be
unto god, I do commit my soule unto god in the name and mediacon of Jesus Christ my Saviour who have made by his death
and sufrings a full satisfaction for all my sins, and also I doe comit my body to the erth from whence it was taken. Imprimis
my will is that John Wells and Robert Wells my two sons shall joyntly together be my full executors. Item I doe give unto
my eldest sonne Thomas Wells five pounds. Item I doe give unto the same Thomas Wells my eldest sonne on(e) score of
Wethers after sheredaye and that they be shered. Item I do give unto the same Thomas Wells my sonne my best brass pott
All which is to be payed within six monthese after the buryall of the aforesayd William Wells. Item I doe give to Elizabeth
Totnall my daughter five pounds allso to be payed within the same time aforesayd. Item I doe give to Martha Godfry three
pounds. Item I doe give to Mary Godfry three pounds (both) to be payd within one(e) year after my buriall. Item I doe give
to Sarah Godfry twelve pounds. Item I doe give to Alce Godfry twelve pounds to be payed to sayd Sarah and Alce at the
day of theyr marriage and if it doe please god that any of these foure sisters do depart this life be fore the time that these
Legasies should be payed then it is to remayne still unto my executors provided also that the sayd Sarah and Alce shall not
match in mariage without the councell and advice of the afor sayed executors but if they will not be ruled by them in ther
marching it shall be lawfull for them to detayne and hold that porcion or legasie geven to them to the proper use of the
aforsayd executors. Item I doe give to Daniell Wells sonne to Robert Wells thrytyr pounds to be payed within three yeares
after my death and if he die before he be married his father shall injoy the sayde legasie. Item I doe give to John Wells my
sonn John Wells his sonne ten pounds. Item I doe give to the same John Wells his sonne ten pounds. Item I doe give to the
same John Wells a browne Bullocke. Item I doe give to Prudence Wells daughter of my sonne John Wells ten pounds and
my second Brase pott. Item I doe tive to Grace Wells daughter to John Wells ten pounds also I do give unto her my second
Kettle which sayed somms of money shall be payed to them within three yeares after my death And if it please god to take
any of these thre brother or sisters awaye by death before they be maried the porsion of the diseased shall be equally devided
betwixt the other two and if two of them doe die theyr prosions shall remayne to the third. Item I doe give unto Grace Wells
my wife ten pounds a yeare during her life to be payed unto her by my executors at two terms in the yeare that is to saye five
pounds at Saint Michaell tharkangell and five pounds at the Lady daye. Item I doe give to her alsoe that Bedd she useth to
lie in and two payre of sheets and fether bed and al other things belonging ther unto and all the pewter belonging to my
house. Item I doe give unto the poore of Nether Deane twenty shillings to be devided among them with in two monthes after
my death and to be payed to Robert King and ffrancis Ostler to be devided acording to theyer discresion. All things which
are here unbequeathed and not given awaye shall remayne unto my executors wholly. witnessed by Francis Ostler and Robert Kinge. Probated 24 June 1615. We find from the document (William Well's will) that William Wells the testator left a bequest to his Children of William WELLS and Grace (---) were as follows: 165. Edmund9 SHERMAN, born 8 Jun 1548 in Dedham Essex Co England; died 22 Dec 1600 in Dedham Essex Co
England, son of 170. Henry SHERMAN (Shearman & Clothi) and 171. Agnes BUTLER/BUTTER [PROBABLY]. He
married on 25 Apr 1570 in Colchester Essex Co England 166. Anna PALLETTE, buried 8 Jun 1584 in Dedham Essex Co
England. Notes for Edmund SHERMAN SOURCE: Family Search:Ancestral File. INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson E:mail: steve@Lawson.net. Notes for Anna PALLETTE SOURCE: INTERNET: Stephen M Lawson E:mail: steve@Lawson.net. Children of Edmund SHERMAN and Anna PALLETTE were as follows: 134 i Edmund8 SHERMAN, born abt 1572 in Dedham Essex Co England; christened 23 Jun 1572; died 14 Jun 1643 in
New Haven New Haven Co Connecticut. 167. Thomas9 HULL He married 168. Joane PEARSON. Children of Thomas HULL and Joane PEARSON were as follows: 149 i George8 HULL, born abt 1590 in Crewkerne Somersetshire Co England; christened 27 Aug 1590 in Crew Kerne
Somerset Co England; died 29 Dec 1659 in Windsor Hartford Co Connecitcut. 169. Robert9 MITCHELL He married unknown. Children of Robert MITCHELL were as follows: 150 i Thamzen [Thomesene]8 MITCHELL, born abt 1592 of Stockland Dorset England; died 1655. Generation 10 170. Henry10 SHERMAN (Shearman & Clothi), born abt 1511/12 in Yaxley Suffolk Co England; died 20 Jul 1590 in
Dedham Essex Co England, son of 172. Thomas SHERMAN and 173. Jane WALLER. He married in 1541 171. Agnes
BUTLER/BUTTER [PROBABLY], born 1521; died in Dedham Essex Co England; buried 14 Oct 1580. Notes for Henry SHERMAN (Shearman & Clothier) SOURCE: INTERNET:Stephen M Lawson E:mail: steve@Lawson.net. The Sherman Family (NEHG Register [1870]:24:63-+. Individual Record FamilySearch Ancestral File: Henry SHERMAN Sex: M Event(s): Birth: 1520/1524 Colchester, Essex, England Christening: 1520 Yaxley, Suffolk, England Death: 20 Jul 1590 Dedham, Essex, England Burial: 25 Jul 1590 Parish Churchyard, Dedham, Essex, England Parents: Father: Thomas SHERMAN Mother: Jane WALLER Marriage(s): Spouse: Agnes BUTLER Marriage: 1541 Dedham, Essex, Eng Spouse: Marion (Smyth) WILLSON Marriage: 5 Jun 1581 Dedham, Essex, England Notes for Agnes BUTLER/BUTTER [PROBABLY] SOURCE: INTERNET:Stephen M Lawson E:mail: steve@Lawson.net. The Sherman Family (NEHG Register [1870]:24:63-+. Individual Record FamilySearch Ancestral File v4.19: Henry SHERMAN. Children of Henry SHERMAN (Shearman & Clothier) and Agnes BUTLER/BUTTER [PROBABLY] were as follows: 165 i Edmund9 SHERMAN, born 8 Jun 1548 in Dedham Essex Co England; died 22 Dec 1600 in Dedham Essex Co
England. Generation 11 172. Thomas11 SHERMAN He married 173. Jane WALLER. Notes for Thomas SHERMAN SOURCE: Individual Record FamilySearch Ancestral File. Notes for Jane WALLER SOURCE: Individual Record FamilySearch Ancestral File. Children of Thomas SHERMAN and Jane WALLER were as follows: 170 i Henry10 SHERMAN (Shearman & Clothi), born abt 1511/12 in Yaxley Suffolk Co England; died 20 Jul 1590 in
Dedham Essex Co England. INDEX (---) Hester? or [Bethia Hopkins
maybe]? (1605-1680) 47, 66 Mary (Homemaker) (-1639)
61, 74 ALSOP Elizabeth (1613-1669) 42, 59,
73 ANGIER ASHWOOD BEMIS Mary (-1679) 35 Bird Blanchard Elizabeth ((---)) (-1635) 64,
79 Elizabeth (HILLS) (1627-1674) 45, 64 Bland alias Smith BLENCOW Margaret (1609-1670) 35, 48,
68 Mary (WALESON) 48 BOYDE Brownson Joan ((---)) (-1616) 82 Mary (UNDERWOOD)
(1575-1622) BUTLER/BUTTER
[PROBABLY] Button CHOLMELEY CLARK CLARKE (---) (1649-1649) 59 Abigail (1653-1726) 28, 39,
59 Elizabeth (1656-) 59 Esther (1647-1661) 58 Hannah (1640-1705) 58 John (1652-1693) 59 Mary (1650-) 59 Rebecca (1645-1693) 58 Ruth (1641-1709) 58 Sarah (1643-1682) 58 Sarah (HARVEYOR
NORTHRUPT) (1622-1689)
39, 55 COMBE Desborough Mary (BROWNSON) (1622-1670) 47, Nicholas (1620-1683) 47, 67,
81 DRAKE EATON [MAYBE] EWIN Franklin Abigail (GRISWOLD) (1726-1753) 6, Abigail (Homemaker) (1777-1835) 1, Clarissa (1774-) 7 Cynthia (1786-1875) 12 Daniel (1724-) 25 Daniel (1732-) 26 Daniel (1792-) 14 David (1692-) 32 David (1739-) 27 David (1772-1809) 6 Esther (1728-) 25 Esther (1793-1819) 15 Esther (PARMELEE) (1698-1788) 16, Hannah (1737-) 27 Ishi (Jr) (1781-1841) 9 John (1687-) 32 John (1719-1800) 25 John (1787-1807) 13 Jonathan (1692-1761) 16, 22,
32 Jonathan (1722-1804) 6, 16,
25 Luther (1784-1811) 11 Lydia (1731-1801) 26 Martha (1776-) 8 Martha (PIERSON) (1753-1799) 1, 6 Reuben (1790-1819) 13 Samuel (1726-) 25 Samuel (1752-1826) 17 Sarah (1734-) 27 Sarah (SMITH) (1646-1707)
22, 31 Silvanus (1782-) 10 Warren (1779-1807) 8 FRENCH Mary (BUTTON) (1619-1660) 46, 66 Fry Tamazin (1611-1671) 51, 61,
62, 71, GAYLORD Abigail (1653-) 78 Elizabeth (1619-1675) 88 Elizabeth (HULL) (1625-1680) 62, 77 John (-1699) 89 Joseph 89 Martha (1660-) 78 Mary (1649-) 78 Samuel (1657-1690) 78 Sarah (1651-) 78 Walter (1626-1689) 88 William (1616-1656) 88 William1 (Deacon) (1585-1673) 77, GOODE GRISWOLD Abigail (NORTON) (1693-)
16, 27 Amaziah (1731-) 28 Ann (1642-) 49 Bathsheba (1682-) 36 Bathsheba (NORTH) (1654-1736) 27, Benjamin (1728-) 28 Benjamin (twin) (1691-1771)
16, 27, Daniel (1696-) 37 Daniel (1733-) 28 Deborah (1646-) 49 Dorothy (1681-1690) 36 Dorothy (1692-) 37 Francis (1635-1671) 49 George (1633-) 49 Hannah (1677-) 37 John (1642-) 49 John (1679-1679) 37 John (1688-) 37 John (1719-1777) 27 John (served in Indian War)
(1652-1717) Joseph (1647-) 49 Joseph (twin) (1691-) 37 Lucy (1686-) 36 Lucy (1721-) 27 Lydia (1637-) 49 Margaret (1675-) 37 Margaret (BLENCOW)
(1609-1670) Martha (1689-1690) 37 Martha (1694-) 37 Mary (1644-) 49 Mary (1673-) 37 Samuel (1646-1672) 49 Samuel (1685-) 36 Sarah (1631-) 49 Sarah (1638-) 49 Walter (1700-) 37 GYLBYE HAMMOND HART Mary 28 HARVEYOR NORTHRUPT HARWOOD HILL HILLS Elizabeth (1627-1674) 45, 64,
79 Rose (CLARK) (1603-1649)
64, 79 HOADLEY Mercy 45 HOLT Hannah (Homemaker) (1753-1795) 1 HOWELL HUBBARD Elizabeth (-1710) 50 HUBBELL Abigail (1672-) 64 Abigail [Prudden]
(WALKER) 62 Ebenezer (-1698) 64 Elizabeth (1629-) 77 Elizabeth (1659-) 63 Elizabeth (GAYLORD)
(1647-) 45, 62 Elizabeth (MEIGS) 62 James (-1656) 63 James (1674-1777) 64 John (1652-1690) 63 John (1691-1774) 64 Jonathan (1631-) 77 Joseph (1689-1700) 64 Martha (-1710) 64 Mary (1626-) 77 Mary (1661-) 63 Richard (1598-1662) 62, 77,
86 Richard (1625-1699) 45, 62,
77 Richard (1654-1738) 63 Samuel (1633-) 77 Samuel (1657-1713) 63 Samuel (1670-) 64 Sarah (1624-) 77 Sarah (WAKEMAN) (-1634)
62, 77 HULL Elizabeth (1625-1680) 62, 77,
89 Thamzen [Thomesene]
(MITCHELL) (1592-1655)
77, 89 JAMES JOHNSTON KELSEY Abigail (1645-1717) 67 Daniel (1650-) 67 Elizabeth (HAMMOND)
(1575-) 66, Hannah (1668-1729) 47 Hannah (DESBOROUGH)
(1645-1718) Hester (1636-) 67 Hester? or [Bethia Hopkins
maybe]? ((---)) (1605-1680)
47, 66 John (Jr) (1671-1750) 48 Joseph (1673-1740) 48 Josiah (1688-1753) 48 Lydia (1680-1710) 48 Mark (1628-1722) 67 Mary (1644-) 67 Phebe (1677-1709) 48 Priscilla (1640-) 67 Stephen (1647-) 67 Stephen (1682-1728) 48 William (1600-1675) 47, 66,
81 William (1670-) 48 LOME MAKIN [MAYBE] MEIGS John (1611-1671) 51, 61, 62,
71, 76, Mary (1633-1703) 45, 61, 71,
76 Tamazin (FRY) (1611-1671)
51, 61, Tryal (1646-1668) 38, 51, 71,
76 MITCHELL Abigail (1618-) 39, 51, 72, 74 Mathew (1589-1646) 51, 60,
72, 74 Thamzen [Thomesene]
(1592-1655) NORTH Bathsheba (1654-1736) 27,
35, 50 Mary (BIRD) (1619-1678) 49 NORTON Abigail (1642-) 70 Abigail (WARD) (1672-1733) 27, 38 Anna (1703-1726) 38 Anne 69 Dionise (CHOLMELEY) 69 Elizabeth (HUBBARD) (-1710) 50 Grace (1632-) 69 Grace (WELLS) (1610-1648)
50, 69 Hannah (1678-1723) 50 Hannah (STONE) (1644-1704) 38, 50 Isaiah (1712-) 38 John (1666-1666) 50 John (1668-1712) 50 Joseph 50 Keziah (1700-1771) 38 Mary (1635-) 69 Mary (1680-) 51 Mindwell (1708-1750) 38 Samuel (Jr) (1698-1745) 38 Sarah (WEST) (-1752) 38 Thankful (1710-) 39 Thomas (1637-) 70 Thomas (1676-1740) 50 Tryal (1706-1784) 38 PALLETTE PARMELEE Abner/Honor (1716-1734) 35 Esther (KELSEY) (1675-1759) 22, 33 Ezra (1714-) 34 Hannah (1625-) 80 Hannah (1712-1754) 34 Hannah possibly Anna
(HOWELL) 65, Hiel (1701-1779) 34 John (brick layer) (1584-1659) 65, 80, Josiah (1700-1780) 34 Lemuel (1704-1774) 34 Lydia (1707-) 34 Mary (-1667) 80 Mary (1674-1682) 47 Nathaniel (1645-1676) 33,
46, 66 Nathaniel (1672-1717) 22,
33, 47 Nathaniel (Jr) (1697-1752) 33 Nehemiah (1710-1790) 34 Rebecca (EATON
[MAYBE]) (-1651) Sarah (1669-) 47 Sarah (1718-1784) 35 Sarah (FRENCH) (1650-1717) 33, 46 PEARSON PIERSON Abigail (1643-1717) 54 Abigail (1696-) 42 Abigail (CLARKE) (1653-1726) 28 Abigail (MITCHELL) (1618-) 39 Abraham (1589-1636) 51, 71,
86 Abraham (1611-1678) 39, 51,
72 Abraham (1680-1752) 18, 28,
41 Abraham (President of Yale
Co) (1640-1707) 28, 39, 54 Dodo (1723-1796) 30 Grace (1650-1687) 55 Hannah (1687-) 42 Isaac (1661-) 55 James (1685-1750) 41 Jedidiah (1711-1784) 30 John (1689-1770) 42 John (1717-1793) 30 Lydia (1746-) 20 Lydia (STEVENS) (1725-1802) 6, 18 Mary (1647-) 55 Mary (1676-) 41 Mary (1714-1795) 30 Mary (HART) 28 Mary (SHEATHER) (-1714)
28 Nathan (1726-1751) 31 Phineas (1718-) 30 Rachel (1755-1802) 21 Rebecca (1655-1732) 55 Ruth (1693-) 42 Samuel (1750-1801) 21 Sarah (1675-1734) 41 Sarah (1728-1732) 31 Sarah (1732-) 31 Sarah (1749-1749) 21 Sarah (1760-1802) 21 Sarah (ROSSITER) (1691-)
18, 28 Submit (1744-1828) 20 Susanna (1652-1706) 55 Susanna (1677-) 41 Theophilus (1659-) 55 Thomas (1645-1698) 54 PLAINE Anna (-1658) 66 Price ROSSITER Abigail (-1648) 60 David (1687-1688) 43 Ebenezer (1698-1762) 44 Elizabeth (-1651) 60 Elizabeth (1679-1698) 43 Elizabeth (ALSOP) (1613-1669) 42, Esther (-1649) 60 Joanna (1642-1702) 60 Joanna (1693-1703) 44 John (-1670) 60 John (1685-1686) 43 Jonathan (1688-) 43 Josiah (1680-1751) 43 Mary (1694-) 44 Nathaniel (1689-1751) 44 Patience (1692-1715) 44 perhaps Elizabeth (COMBE)
59, 73 Peter (-1651) 60 Samuel (-1640) 59 Samuel (1681-1682) 43 Samuel (1685-1711) 43 Sarah (-1669) 60 Sarah (1677-1679) 42 Sarah (SHERMAN) (1654-)
28, 42 Susanna (1652-1710) 60 Susanna (1697-) 44 Theophilus (1696-1771) 44 Timothy (-1647) 60 Timothy (1683-1724) 43 RUSSELL SHEATHER Mary (-1714) 28 Sherman Agnes (BUTLER/BUTTER
[PROBABLY]) (1521-) 92 Anna (PALLETTE) (-1584)
84, 92 Edmund (1572-1643) 60, 70,
73, 84, Esther [Hester] (1606-1665)
51, 70, Henry (Shearman & Clothier)
(1511-1590) 92-94 Joan (MAKIN [MAYBE])
70, 73, 84 Judith (ANGIER) (1587-1634) 60 Samuel (1618-1684) 42, 60,
74, 85 Sarah (MITCHELL) (1621-)
42, 60 SMITH Abraham (1695-1695) 46 Elnathan (1697-1722) 46 John (1692-1692) 46 Rachel (1701-1750) 46 Rachel (BLANCHARD)
(1670-) 31, Sarah (WOODWARD)
(1624-1708) SPENCER (---) (Infant) (1809-1809) 5 Abigail (FRANKLIN)
(Homemaker) (1777-1835) 1 Asher (1802-1873) 3 Clarissa (1817-1860) 5 Cynthia (1811-1819) 5 David (1814-1867) 5 Ephraim (II Farmer) (1744-1824) 1 Ephraim (Jr farmer) (1770-1849) 1 Hannah (1805-1819) 4 Hannah (HOLT)
(Homemaker) (1753-1795) 1 Luther (1817-1879) 5 Mark (Farmer) (1807-1853) 4 STEVENS Daniel (1701-1784) 45 Elnathan (1703-1776) 45 Jeremiah (1706-) 45 Jerusha (1704-1792) 45 John (1653-) 61 Judith (1668-1732) 62 Martha (SMITH) (1705-1776) 18 Mary (1677-) 62 Mary (MEIGS) (1633-1703)
45, 61 Mercy (HOADLEY) 45 Nathaniel (1658-1660) 61 Nathaniel (1661-1709) 61 Nathaniel (1710-1805) 45 Samuel (1656-) 61 Sarah (HUBBELL) (1678-1726) 31, Thomas (Sgt) (1630-1685)
76 William (1630-1702) 45, 61,
76 STEVE[E]NS/STEPHENS John 76 John (Judge) (1600-1670) 61,
74 Mary ((---)) (Homemaker) (-1639) 61 Mary (1623-1700) 75 Stone Hannah ((---)) 70 Hannah ((---)) (1614-1657)
50, 70 William (1608-1683) 50, 70,
84 STRONG SYMONDS TRIPPE UNDERWOOD Wakeman WALESON WALKER Abigail [Prudden] 62 WALLER WARD Abigail (1672-1733) 27, 38,
51 Andrew (Jr) (1645-1691) 38,
51, 71 Esther [Hester] (SHERMAN)
(1606-1665) 51, 70 Tryal (MEIGS) (1646-1668)
38, 51 Wells WEST Sarah (-1752) 38 WOOD Martha (LOME) 72 WoodwardJanet H (Rouse) DerbyshireE-mail: gderbys1@nycap.rr.com
67, 82
67
16
8
22
76, 85
87
35
37
27, 35, 49
35, 48
81
33, 47
85
62, 71, 76
77, 89, 93
80
90
46, 65
59
93
74, 85
45
31, 46
45